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Armenian1,706 questions about English
- What are your favorite topics to talk about?
We all have favorite topics. My favorite topics are health, fitness, cooking, crypto currency, and yoga.
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Hobby Movies Express good feeling Dream house Ideal life
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Tough question! Standardized tests are good for measuring a student's overall knowledge base I think, but it really depends on what the test goals are, too - which is just as important. For example, a student might remember 1000 vocabulary words about daily activities, but they don't have the ability to ask for directions. If the standardized tests do not account for this, it could be misleading.
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This is a tricky one. It is an idiomatic expression and may mean [depending on the context] more than just a few things but less than a large quantity. It can also be used as a euphemism for terribly much; e.g. "John had quite a few pints last night" would be taken to mean that John had, in fact, consumed a very large quantity of beer and as a result was very intoxicated
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You can prepare for an Interview by going over answers to possible questions that the Employer may ask. This will boost confidence and make the experience less overwhelming.
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The history of ENglish is very long and complicated but the first type of this language was formed by Anglo-Saxon migrants in 5th century AD (approximately)
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Which fish costs the most? goldfish
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It would be based on the students language goal and indirectly the assessments must strengthen their area of difficulty.
