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Icelandic3060 questions about English
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Students always give me advice depending on how they want to be taught
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The phrase "turn down" has 2 different meanings so it depends which scenario you want to use it in. For the first, it means you dont want what is being offered to you. Or you reject something offered. Someone could offer you a apple and you dont want it. You turn down the offer of the apple. Or it can mean to lower music, lower the lights or brightness of your phone. You lower the music. You turn down the music so it is less loud.
- Do you want to improve your speaking? Conversation lessons will help! What's your best subject?
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Hi there, Hope all is fine. Since nowadays everyone is seeking to improve their English Conversation Skills, these topics would be the best: 1. Personal Experiences & Travel 2. Favorite Food & Cuisine 3. Current hobbies & Interests 4. Career and Education 5. Life Stlye
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Just pray. (: in every situation, my brotherly advice.
- Do you prefer listening to an audio book or reading a physical book?Why?I prefer the latter!
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I prefer to read a book over listening to an audiobook as I feel my attention span is almost non existent when it comes to sitting and listening to audio stories. I get somewhat of a thrill when reading an actual book.
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Complete form—> contracted form I am —> i’m He is —> he’s We are —> we’re They had —> they’d …
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I used to walk all the time. 5 years ago now 😭
- How can I improve my English writing and my English listening?
I have an english exam in 2 months. I need help. My english level is upper intermediate level.
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Hello Dogukam Demirci! My recommendations are: take the lessons with a teacher, who can guide you in this preparation for the exam, plus you can practice conversational English on the platform Episoden (it will help you boost your confidence and sharpen your speaking skills. My advice listen to podcasts (IELTS Energy English), BBC learning English etc. Good luck!
- The way I see it, he is better off in his new office.
I want to know what type of clause it is. Or if it is not let me know please and thanks
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Hm, qué exactamente estas estudiando? Noun phrase o introductory and subordinate clauses? Depende un poco de tu nivel la respuesta. Voy con la más básica... La "tense" o tiempo verbal, es present simple. Clause es lo mismo que decir "parte de la oración" First clause/ primera parte second clause/segunda parte, y así. First clause: The way I see it, Subordinate clause (una parte de la oración que no tiene sentido sola, algo más tenes que agregarle si o sí) Second clause: he is better off in his new office. Main clause (una parte de la oración que podría perfectamente estar sola sin nada adelante o después) Esto pasa con el 90% de las frases introductorias y opiniones personales, y casi todas llevan coma, como: I wonder, As I see it, In my opinion, From my eye, To my eye, On my experience, From my point of view, From where I stand, Entre muchisimas otras. Todas son subordinate clause. No pueden ir solas. Lo que les sigue siempre será el main clause (Que sí puede ir solo) Exitos!
