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- What is the difference among these three words: 'there', 'their' and 'they're'?
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- If you're talking about a place or direction, use there. - If you're talking about something belonging to them, use their. - If you're using "they" as a subject and are as a verb, use they're.
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As an English teacher, I believe that the most important thing is to communicate effectively and clearly. While accent can be a personal preference, it's crucial to focus on articulating words correctly and using proper pronunciation. British English is known for its distinct accent and vocabulary, but it's not a requirement for effective communication.
- Добрий вечір. Мене звати Уляна. Я вперше завтра буду мати розмову з вашим викладачем на англійській
Трішки хвилююся, бо не впевнена,що він мене може зрозуміти. Адже моя рідна мова українська
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All the best Uliana, in no time you'll know the basics!
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- What are different ways to ask 'how are you' in English?
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Hey, how's it going? INFORMAL What's up? How's life been treating you? CASUAL Hello, how are you? FORMAL
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1. Common Nouns: people, places, things or ideas in general terms, e.g. mother, father, sister, brother, school, work, cat, dog, car. 2. Proper Nouns: a specific person, place or thing, often a name with the first letter capitalised, e.g. South Africa, London, Victoria Falls, Asia. 3. Collective Nouns: refer to a group of something in particular. They are treated as singular nouns even though they describe more than one noun, e.g. herd (of cows), crowd (of school children), soccer (team), constellation (of stars).
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- Tell me what's wrong with this sentence: "I suggest you to try the new restaurant down the street"
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The issue lies with the word "to". In this situation, to functions as a preposition and is unnecessary in this sentence. The accurate phrase would be "I recommend that you try the new restaurant down the street" or just "I recommend trying the new restaurant down the street."