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- The difference between Adjectives and verbs, what is the difference
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An adjective is always used to describe nouns. ( It's a SMALL world. ) A verb is either an action or a state. ( I LIVE in this small world. )
- We have four types of Speech in English language who can name it?
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This would be to inform, to persuade, to entertain, and to instruct.
- What do different students want (as part of their lessons) for them to consider the lessons great ?
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- Who knows five rules of a language to become an International language?
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●phonology, ●morphology, ●syntax, ●semantics, ● and pragmatics🌍👌
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By late 18th century, British Empire had spread English through its colonies and geopolitically dominated areas everywhere, which contributed to its importance. It was adopted in North America, parts of Africa, Oceania, and many other regions. In the 20th century, the growing economic and cultural influence of United States also contributed to the growth of this language. Nowadays, English is the most widely-taught second language in schools all around the globe, and it is used not only for in person commerce, business, art, politics, or tourism, but also online communication & social media.
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Where there is love and peace.
- What strategies do you use to help English language learners improve their pronunciation?
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Be active on the app. Engage with people the best you can.
- What is the object of preposition
Write a sentence explaining the answer.
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The object of a preposition is the noun or pronoun being acted on, referenced, or affected by the preposition in a prepositional phrase. It's the word or group of words that has a relationship with something else in the sentence that the prepositional phrase is expressing.
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Dangling prepositions Using a preposition without an object is always incorrect, whether it's at the end of a sentence or not (unless it's part of a phrasal verb). These incomplete prepositional phrases are known as dangling prepositions, or hanging prepositions.
