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Modal verbs also known as auxiliary or helping verbs are used to express possibility, ability, permission and necessity. Examples include; can, could, may,might, should,shall, etc
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- what are the missing words. The weather outside is ______. But the fire is so _____. Good Luck!
clue! - Frank Sinatra
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The weather outside is **frightful**. But the fire is so **delightful**.
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To help students speak faster without pausing: 1. Practice Chunking: Break sentences into phrases. 2. Use Repetition: Regularly practice speaking. 3. Shadowing: Mimic native speakers' speed. 4. Reduce Fillers: Encourage brief pauses instead of fillers. 5. Focus on Rhythm: Use poetry or songs for pacing. 6. Expand Vocabulary: A wider vocabulary aids fluency. 7. Timed Tasks: Set speaking time limits to build confidence. These strategies can improve their fluency over time!
- How often do you get a chance to speak in English outside of lessons?
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In my case, almost every day I have an opportunity to speak English. I noticed it looks different when you speak (English, Spanish or any other languages) with your teacher and with other people who you meet in real life in real-life situations.
- Common Mistakes in Email
I called to Sandra’s office and talked to her secretary. She said me that Sandra wasn’t in the office, but that she would be back at 3 p.m. in the afternoon. Do you wish me to call her again this afternoon to discuss about the new proposal?
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Subject: "Update on Reaching Sandra" I called Sandra’s office and spoke with her secretary. She told me that Sandra wasn’t in the office but would be back at 3 p.m. this afternoon. Would you like me to call her again this afternoon to discuss the new proposal? Corrections Made: 1. Changed "called to Sandra’s office" to "called Sandra’s office" for correct phrasing. 2. Replaced "talked to her secretary" with "spoke with her secretary" for a more natural expression. 3. Changed "She said me" to "She told me" for correct grammar. 4. Removed "in the afternoon" as it's redundant with "p.m." 5. Replaced "Do you wish me" with "Would you like me" for a more polite tone. 6. Removed "about" after "discuss" since "discuss" does not require a preposition.
- Correct The Common Mistakes in Emails
I would like to remember everyone that Mr. Lewis, a prospective client, will be visiting the office next Tuesday. He’ll be in the office since 9 a.m. until about noon. I will appreciate it if everyone could dress in business professional attire during his visit. We want to make sure everyone make a good impression.
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Subject: "Reminder: Upcoming Visit from Mr. Lewis" Dear Team, I would like to remind everyone that Mr. Lewis, a prospective client, will be visiting the office next Tuesday. He’ll be in the office from 9 a.m. until about noon. I would appreciate it if everyone could dress in business professional attire during his visit. We want to ensure everyone makes a good impression. Thank you for your cooperation.
- Choose the correct answer Who was the first Egyptian....... the Everest summit (To reach _ reachin
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Who was the first Egyptian to reach the Everest summit?
