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Mia

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Engage them in conversation or a discussion board comment. If they mention an idea or propose a new thought, ask them follow-up questions. Show that you are listening and care about what they have to say.

James

Certified English teacher and accredited IELTS preparation tutor.

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There are actually to words that I have incredible difficulty in spelling and they are (Drum roll please!) Onomatopoeia - a word that phonetically imitates the sound it describes, e.g. Boom! Diarrhoea (I'm British, and this how we spell it in UK English) - No definition required.

Tutor Grazia

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Hi The sky is the limit it means you can do and achieve whatever you want

Loide Ndakondjelwa Haiduwa

Friendly English Teacher offering lessons to help you become more fluent and confident.

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Lit means something exciting, excellent or impressive. Bae - a term of endearment for a romantic partner, short for babe or baby Slay- to do something exceptionally well or look extremely fashionable

Tutor Grazia

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Hi They generally are used to stress how often we accomplish an action. You should put between the subject and verb with some exceptions. Best Regards

Loide Ndakondjelwa Haiduwa

Friendly English Teacher offering lessons to help you become more fluent and confident.

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Using “none” correctly in sentences depends on whether you’re referring to “none” as a pronoun or as a adverb. Here are examples of both 1. As a pronoun (meaning “not one”): “None of the cookies were left.” ( Here, “none” replaces “not one.”) “She invited five friends, but none came.” “None of the books on the shelf are mine.” 2. As an adverb (meaning “not at all”): “I am none too pleased with your performance.” (Here, “none” intensifies “too pleased” to indicate a high degree of displeasure.) The weather is none too favorable for a picnic.” In both cases, it’s essential to ensure that “none” agrees with the noun it’s replacing or modifying in terms of singular or plural form.