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- I like getting up early _______the morning. (A) in (B) on (C) at
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I like getting up early in the morning. Some alternative ways: I enjoy rising early in the morning. I'm an early riser. I'm a morning person. I'm fond of rising with the lark. ...
- Which sentence is correct? He gave the book to I. He gave the book to me.
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- Which sentence is correct? She is looking forward to meet you. She is looking forward to meeting you
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She is looking forward to meeting you.
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I really like the word 'perspicacious' because it's a perfect example of a word that sounds fancy but is really easy to use in a sentence. It means having a sharp understanding and insight, which is a valuable quality for anyone learning a language:)
- What do we call words that are spelled the same but are pronounced and have different meanings?
E.g. Bat, bow, ring, park
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- What are words that are pronounced the same or sound the same called in English?
'There', 'their' and 'they're' are examples of such words
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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!
- What are different ways to respond to 'how are you' during a greeting?
Can be formal or informal.
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I'm doing well, thank you. FORMAL Not bad, thanks. CASUAL ...
