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- What are different ways to ask 'how are you' in English?
Can be formal or informal.
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What's new with you? How's everything going? How's life treating you? ...
- What are different ways to say 'hello' in English?
Can be formal or informal.
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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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- What is the most widely spoken language in the world by the number of native speakers?
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A simple Google search should yield the information you're looking for :)
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Until next time! Take care of yourself. Goodbye for now! It was nice meeting you.
- Tell me what's wrong with this sentence: "I suggest you to try the new restaurant down the street"
#intermediate #upper-intermediate #advanced
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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."
- An easy question: What's the difference between "Lonely" and "Alone"?
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Being alone means being physically apart from others, while feeling lonely is more about emotional isolation or sadness from not having social connections.
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I'm dying laughing. I'm laughing so hard, it hurts. I'm losing my breath from laughing so hard. I'm cracking up.
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I enjoy being able to connect with students worldwide and make a difference in their lives, no matter where they are. Teaching online gives me the opportunity to reach students who might not have access to good education otherwise. It's fulfilling to witness my students progress and enhance their language abilities, all from the convenience of their homes.
- To answer the question: "how are you?" What phrases do you know? Except for "i'm fine thanks"
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I'm doing well, thank you for asking. How about you? F Not bad, just chillin'. What's up with you? I I'm okay, thanks for asking. How are you doing today? N
