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Icelandic2725 questions about English
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Depends on the wife, some are never happy. It is a personal thing that the wife has to work towards. I think no one can make you happy, that starts and ends with you.
- только для студентов, изучающих английский язык: Как вы изучаете английский язык?
только разговорная практика? Вы читаете книги? Какая у вас самая большая трудность в английском?
- Which do you prefer in the7 components of English as a tutor?
Do you love to teach them about vocabulary, reading, writing etc.
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I prefer to have conversational classes because it contains all aspects of learning.
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The book on the table "belongs" to me.
- pick the correct answer. My friend and I (…..) plans to go to the beach tomorrow. (has/have)
- Hi! I am a new teacher on this platform. How long did you wait until you had your first lesson? :)
I am a violinist and a violin teacher. I have studied in the USA. What about you?
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I got my first trial lesson within a week or so, but it can take a good while before you have a regular timetable of students. :D
- Explain the grammatical functions of the word shopping.
When Alison goes shopping she always puts her shopping in the shopping cart while she's shopping around.
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Shopping is a gerund. It’s derived from the verb ‘to shop’, which means to buy or purchase something. It is a noun just like ‘smoking’, ‘swimming’ and the like. It is a noun and it functions either as a subject or an object of the sentence. For example: Shopping is her favorite pastime. ‘Shopping’ in this sentence functions as a subject of the sentence. I don’t enjoy shopping at the weekend. ‘Shopping’ in this sentence functions as the object of the verb ‘enjoy’. ‘Shopping’ could also be a present participle [base form + -ing] when used as part of the verb if it comes after the auxiliary verb ‘be’. For example: I am shopping at the mall now. In a nutshell, shopping could function either as a gerund [subject or object] or a present participle [after the auxiliary ‘be].
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SavannahNative American English
All depends on which area of language you would like to improve! If your goal is to start speaking, I would suggest one on one native speaker. On the other hand, when it comes to exam preparation, vocabulary, or grammar practice, you could benefit from group lessons as you can learn from others, as well as, their mistakes.
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I’m sorry, but I’m not sure what you mean by ‘seven contents’ in English. Could you please provide more context or clarify your question?
