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iman5shaar7

Certified English Teacher

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It means I need a tutor to help me improve my language skills.

Nibale-J

Experienced Arabic and English tutor.

Hi Jackson, "mrw" means "My Reaction When". It often appears in a single sentence or in a story, followed by a reaction image that communicates how the poster feels. I hope I answered your question clearly! Have a nice day

Nina_Ringnyu

English tutor

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Hello Lidia765. Don’t get it twisted simply means don’t misinterpret or draw a wrong conclusion about someone or something.

Flory Ingles

Certified English&Spanish Teacher + 10 year experience

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Hola Judymar, Como me imagino que sabes cuando pasas de 'estilo directo' a 'estilo indirecto/reported speech' hay unos cambios de tiempos verbales que hay que hacer para que el discurso sea coherente. Si no te los sabes de memoria puedes hacer la traducción de cómo lo harías en Español al Inglés y te funcionará bien. En el ejemplo que propones tenemos un pasado simple: 'unveiled' que pasaría a ser un past perfect en Inglés, the newspaper (for example) informed that the Biden ..... HAD UNVEILED a proposed legislative (EL RESTO QUEDA IGUAL - WOULD&COULD - NO CAMBIAN). Te paso una corta lista de cómo cambian los tiempos a estilo indirecto o reported speech: De Pres.Simp (it unveils )a Past.Simple ( it unveiled) De Pas.Simp. (it unveiled - YOUR EXAMPLE) a Past.Perfect (it had unveiled) De Pres.Cont. (it is unveiling) a Past.Cont. (It was unveiling) Hay bastantes más, como puedes imaginar pero los caracteres permitidos para contestar son limitados. Good luck! :-)

Steyn83

Certified TEFL Teacher, Fluency & Proficiency focused.

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Hi Kikimora, To put it plainly, in normal conversation you can receive wonderful news (as in you passed your exam) but not beautiful news. Beautiful = How something looks or is perceived (A beautiful painting) Wonderful = A experience / feeling of awe (think of the 7 wonders of the world, they are awe inspiring but not necessarily pretty / beautiful). A person can be both Beautiful and Wonderful, beautiful referring to how they look, wonderful referring to how they act / treat others. Hope this helps to clarify. Regards, Herman

Steyn83

Certified TEFL Teacher, Fluency & Proficiency focused.

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Hi Usman123, There is no past tense for put. Rather look at your sentence structure. Present - I put my phone on charge Past - I had put my phone on charge Future - I will put my phone on charge Hope this helps.

teacherdave

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Hi Nyle! At least from an American English standpoint, 'very many' could be kind of awkward to say. Very being a quantifier to describe many is somewhat redundant to say. It generally would be much better to say 'a lot of'........However it's common to use it in a negative sense.....'There aren't very many.....pens, cars, bottles, etc.

Evangeline98

Native English speaker. I am a qualified ESL teacher with three years tutoring experience.

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The word handsome or good looking usually works better for men as gorgeous tends to sound very feminine and might come off as demeaning to extremely masculine men.

Adela_Joldic

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