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- Learning another languages
Beside English would you like to learn another language??? Which language would you choose?
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I have started learning Spanish recently, and what an adventure that is! I now know what our English students feel like!
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- What are suffixes and can you give an example one one? Good luck!
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suffixes are letters or groups of letters added to the end of a word to change its meaning or grammatical function . for example, the suffix -ing can be added to the verb 'run' to form the present participle ' running '.
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Start test- What are the differences between "affect" and "effect," and in what context?
This question is essential because "affect" and "effect" are commonly confused words in the English language, despite having distinct meanings and grammatical functions. Understanding the difference enhances clarity and preciseness in communication. "Affect" is typically used as a verb meaning "to influence," while "effect" is most commonly used as a noun meaning "a result." This question invites exploration of not only the definitions but also various examples and contexts in which each term is appropriately used, which is crucial for effective writing and speaking.
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Affect means to cause, influence or to make a difference to. For instance: 1. Nothing you say will affect my decision. 2. Adding salt to that dish will affect its taste. Effect is the result or impact of something. For example: 1. Smoking has an ill effect upon health. 2. Some teachers have a great effect on their students.
- solve this riddle
I'm often used to join words or clauses, But if you see me alone, pause. Though I may be common, don't be quick, For I also come before "thus," "so," and "which." What am I?
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The answer is comma.
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- What do you think is the negative effect if all people in the world speak only one language.?
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- What do you think is the benefit if all people in the world speak one language only?
- What is the difference between a "subject" and a "object" in a sentence?
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In a sentence, the subject is the person or thing doing the action, while the object is the person or thing receiving the action. E.g. The manager (subject) approved the project (object).
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