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Doubt and shout! I always say to my students, "Shout if you are in doubt!" Works like a charm! They don't hesitate to ask questions!
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
It is dependent on use. I love indoor bathrooms. This is where we are using indoor as an adjective. When we say,, I keep my dog indoors when it is cold. We are using indoors as an adverb. It depends on usage. Thanks for asking a great question.
- Quotes and Sayings: "Happy Wife, Happy Life" Do you believe on this?
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Depends on the wife, some are never happy. It is a personal thing that the wife has to work towards. I think no one can make you happy, that starts and ends with you.
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- только для студентов, изучающих английский язык: Как вы изучаете английский язык?
только разговорная практика? Вы читаете книги? Какая у вас самая большая трудность в английском?
- Which do you prefer in the7 components of English as a tutor?
Do you love to teach them about vocabulary, reading, writing etc.
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
I prefer to have conversational classes because it contains all aspects of learning.
- Pick the correct answer. The book on the table (…..) to me. (belongs/belong)
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
The book on the table "belongs" to me.
- pick the correct answer. My friend and I (…..) plans to go to the beach tomorrow. (has/have)
- Pick the correct answer. The cats.....sleeping on the couch. (is/are)
- Hi! I am a new teacher on this platform. How long did you wait until you had your first lesson? :)
I am a violinist and a violin teacher. I have studied in the USA. What about you?
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
I got my first trial lesson within a week or so, but it can take a good while before you have a regular timetable of students. :D
- Explain the grammatical functions of the word shopping.
When Alison goes shopping she always puts her shopping in the shopping cart while she's shopping around.
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
Shopping is a gerund. It’s derived from the verb ‘to shop’, which means to buy or purchase something. It is a noun just like ‘smoking’, ‘swimming’ and the like. It is a noun and it functions either as a subject or an object of the sentence. For example: Shopping is her favorite pastime. ‘Shopping’ in this sentence functions as a subject of the sentence. I don’t enjoy shopping at the weekend. ‘Shopping’ in this sentence functions as the object of the verb ‘enjoy’. ‘Shopping’ could also be a present participle [base form + -ing] when used as part of the verb if it comes after the auxiliary verb ‘be’. For example: I am shopping at the mall now. In a nutshell, shopping could function either as a gerund [subject or object] or a present participle [after the auxiliary ‘be].
