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Boitumelo

Certified English tutor

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Halved is correct

Eleni Serdari

TESOL/TEFL certified English teacher

It can be difficult at first to tell the difference, you need to familiarise yourself with parts of speech. You could use a dictionary and read as much as you can so that you slowly understand the differences. A tutor of course can help you with that ,too why don't you try using the language outside the classroom as often as you can? It can help you a great deal!

Maya1407

Native French speaker, more than 10 years online french teacher, has a global students community

Hi ninamm, either you talk to your teacher and reschedule the missed classes or ask for Livexp support. Faq are helpful too.

Nick's Corner

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Hi Anosh, PROUD is an adjective. To be proud means to feel happy or satisfied about something like an achievement or reward. E.g. If I finish first place in a race, I might feel proud of myself. However, PROUD also has a very bad meaning as well. When we describe someone as being a proud person it can mean that he thinks very highly of himself. He usually thinks he's the best and that others are wrong or that others are underneath him. Hope this helps:-)

Nadia Niemand

Passionate ESL, Science and Medical English teacher

Hello, son of a gun can be used in two ways. Firstly, when you are surprised because of a person's actions or it can be used as disappointment towards something that a person has done.

Daniah Ksibati

CELTA, IELTS,TESOL, and TEFL Cambridge-certified ESL tutor

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Hi ! It is an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "pro et contra" for and against . It is rarely used nowadays ,and it is more common to use "pros and cons. Answering your Question: Yes, It has the same meaning of "advantages and disadvantages" but less formal. Thank you for asking and happy learning.

Cheryl-Ann

Tefl qualified, Native English speaker, from U.K, 5 years online experience, all ages, all levels

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HI. Lately is more continuous, something that you expect to happen and often happens e.g. I have n't seen Mike lately meaning I often see Mike but have n't seen him for a while. Recently is used to describe something that happened in the recent past but does n't have the continuous nature of something happening often e.g. I saw Mike recently.

DeliciousMukosi

Certified Professional English Teacher. I am here to help you learn English.

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Daddies. Its similar to the plural of baby, its babies.

SuzanE

Certified Teacher

“Hey Chessla, don’t make it bad Take a sad song and make it better As long as, the words come from your heart Then you can start to make it better…” I’m passionate about music and would really enjoy helping you with your lyrics. Do you recognize the above lyrics? Do they sound familiar? I changed the words a bit to answer your question. Can you name the real song? Do you know the band? Anyway, I come from a family of musicians, so this is a topic that I would love to sink my teeth into with you! I hope to hear from you soon!