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- Do you like talking about environmental issues?
Do you like talking about environmental issues? Which is an example of climate change? 1- Reforestation 2- Global warming 3 - Air pollution
- We have three kinds of clause. Adjective Adverbial noun clause Who can Explain it in a sentence
please don't copy write it from google.
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A clause is basically any string of words with a VERB in it. Noun clauses behave like nouns: - I don't like the accident. ("the accident" is the noun / thing that I don't like.) - I don't like the fact that I got into an accident. ("the fact that I got into an accident" is the noun clause / thing that I don't like.) Adjective clauses are describing a noun: - I have a big house. ("big" is an adjective to "house".) - I have a house, which is big. ("which is big" is an adjective clause to "house"). Adverbial clauses are describing a verb usually, describing the manner of things: - I went to school slowly. ("slowly" is how you went to school). - I went to school after I got on the bus (additional info!)
- How would you describe your language learning process?
Try to focus on positive aspects rather than negative ones. ⬇️ Rule: You have to answer only using adjectives!
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
Hmmm... interactive, lively, fun, engaging, risk-taking. That's what language learning really should be.
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Cat got your tongue?😁
- Have you failed an IETLS exam before? Why, and what did you struggle with the most? 🥲
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It's as long as you can keep them interested. I've seen storytellers keep a group of 20 children engrossed for an hour. But then I've struggled to keep one child focussed for 5 mins. Something I was told, children don't have to be still and quiet to be engaged with what they're being taught. The tighter your grip the more they struggle. So if sitting still doesn't work (it never worked for me as a child) then try and keep them active - getting, shuffling, making, moving.
- What was the most common word you heard in 2023?
Vocabulary
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'trip' is a noun and it is the act of moving to a different place temporarily in order to have fun. 'Travel' is a verb that signifies going on a journey.
