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Ranela Makes

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The infinitive read or to read is correct, but keeping the to is optional. What I want to do is read a book. What I want to do is to read a book. What I want to do is that I want to read a book. Using the gerund reading is incorrect. Someone else asked this question in 2013 and John Lawler answered it in detail talking about “clefting” which is a syntactical device to emphasize certain parts of the sentence. The main point of the sentence is “I want to read a book” The reason why you would use read and not reading is because want takes an infinitive complement, and to do is also the infinitive. You have to make the verbs match.

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There’s an article on grammarly from September 21, 2022 that talks about the differences of they’re, their, and there. Many people confuse them because they are homophones— they sound similar. There - in or at a place; location ADVERB I went there on Saturday. There is a place I want to go. Somewhere out there, someone is waiting for me. PRONOUN There is a chance to win! There is no way I am eating that! Their - possessive form of the pronoun they - indicates ownership Their noses went under the knife. I wonder how their plastic surgery went. That’s their problem. They‘re - a contraction of they are; usually in informal situations They’re (they are) late again! I wonder when they’re (they are) going to take the test. There is money inside the car. (Location) Their money is inside the car. (Possession/ownership) They’re hiding money in the car. (Subject Verb contraction) I hope this helps.

ZAHID UR REHMAN

Certified Urdu & English teacher with experience more than 8 years, Public speaker

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HI Christian! Hope you are doing well! You can suggest them watching Disney movies in English if they are kids. To adults, you can refer any English movie. Movies bring a sort of interest. So, they will pay a good attention to dialogues, it will improve their listening and understanding.

Saba

My goal every day is to have a positive impact on young people. Therefore, I am highly motivated.

TPR means total physical response. Ot is really helpful for children in quick grasping things best examples of TPR are story telling and acting actions while speaking

ZAHID UR REHMAN

Certified Urdu & English teacher with experience more than 8 years, Public speaker

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Hi Kelice! Beginners desire to learn the phrases very fast which are about introductions, directions, places, offices, small talks like in shopping etc.

Noor Fatima

Certified ESL Tutor

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Probably the Bible or Quran because of how many languages it has been translated into

Idara

⭐ Certified TEFL teacher ⭐ Native English speaker

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∆ Greetings and self-introduction E.g Hello, good day, Hi My name is I am ∆ Courtesy and social expression E.g Please, thank you,

Tatiananik

I am a teacher of English, Russian and Ukrainian. I have a MD in Russian, English and Literature.

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There are so many materials in the Internet. Sure, it depends on student's needs. I use videos ( you may find many of the in youtube), my own materials, e-textbooks, worksheets from different esl sites. If you need the names of these sites, write me, please, and I will send you a list.