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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 4 Sep - 22:57
Thanks to all of the #AmericanEnglish Facebook community members who follow our posts every day and never ditch the new friends they've made here!
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Lun 4 Sep - 23:16
Hi Gérard when a ditch is a noun it is " un fossé" isn't it ?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mar 5 Sep - 0:00
Yes.MurielB a écrit:Hi Gérard when a ditch is a noun it is " un fossé" isn't it ?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mar 5 Sep - 18:06
Here's a review of our modal verbs for requests. Would you please write a sentence with one of them? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mar 5 Sep - 23:15
Could you do me a favour please !
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Jeu 7 Sep - 17:07
If a friend found a lot of money on the street, what advice would you give? Try to use "ought to" in your sentence! #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 8 Sep - 14:50
If a friend was about to break a traffic law while driving, what advice would you give? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 8 Sep - 14:55
Happy International Literacy Day from #AmericanEnglish! Today, let's spread the joy of reading to all of our friends and family around the world. #InternationalLiteracyDay
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Ven 8 Sep - 20:28
Thanks Gérard i didn't know anything about that celebration which is so important
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Literacy_Day
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Literacy_Day
Some 775 million adults lack minimum literacy skills; one in five adults are still not literate and two-thirds of them are women;[2] 60.7 million children are out-of-school and many more attend irregularly or drop out.[3]
According to UNESCO’s "Global Monitoring Report on Education for All (2006)",[4] South and West Asia has the lowest regional adult literacy rate (58.6%), followed by sub-Saharan Africa (59.7%), and the Arab States (62.7%). Countries with the lowest literacy rates in the world are Burkina Faso (12.8%), Niger (14.4%) and Mali (19%). The report shows a clear connection between illiteracy and countries in severe poverty, and between illiteracy and prejudice against women.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 11 Sep - 14:49
What might you do on your next day off from work? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mar 12 Sep - 14:31
Many grammar books say it is better to use might when something is less likely, and may when something is more likely, but this is a flexible rule.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 13 Sep - 15:50
We at American English at State sure hope that today you're feeling the opposite of "distressed." We hope you are feeling happy and content. #AmericanEnglish.
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mer 13 Sep - 22:36
Gérard is it better to day "content"or "contented"?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 13 Sep - 23:14
In my humble opinion, there's a slight difference between the terms: "content" is usually followed by details (French "content de qqc") while "contented" can be used by itself - not forbidden to give explanations tho (French "contenté", "satisfait" signifiant un certain bien-être, un certain état).MurielB a écrit:Gérard is it better to day "content"or "contented"?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Ven 15 Sep - 23:20
Here's a review of our latest series of adjectives to describe people. Do any of these words describe you today? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Sam 16 Sep - 15:01
Try using "must not" in a sentence below.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Sam 16 Sep - 15:18
In honor of September's theme of #sportsdiplomacy, we're beginning a series today on verbs related to sports. Who are you cheering for today? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Dim 17 Sep - 16:52
On Saturdays and Sundays from September until early February, many Americans watch American football with their friends and family members. The players often tackle each other in order to stop their opponents. Have you ever watched an American football game? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 18 Sep - 14:05
You can't be tired of learning new modal verbs yet, right?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Lun 18 Sep - 15:57
Do you like to play tennis or volleyball? Do you prefer to serve the ball or receive it? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mar 19 Sep - 11:18
gerardM a écrit:On Saturdays and Sundays from September until early February, many Americans watch American football with their friends and family members. The players often tackle each other in order to stop their opponents. Have you ever watched an American football game? #AmericanEnglish
Hi Gérard, hi everyone
When tackle is a noun it is the equipment required for a task or sport.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 20 Sep - 14:41
Here's a review of ways to use modals to express probability. Try to use a few in the comments below to practice #AmericanEnglish today.
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 20 Sep - 17:14
When playing basketball, what's the best way to improve the way that you shoot the ball towards the net? #AmericanEnglish
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Re: American English at State
MurielB Mer 20 Sep - 22:30
gerardM a écrit:Here's a review of ways to use modals to express probability. Try to use a few in the comments below to practice #AmericanEnglish today.
Gérard I was taught "can't" was the opposite of "must" when both expressed probability. What about "mustn't"?
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Re: American English at State
gerardM Mer 20 Sep - 23:38
Muriel, "must not/mustn't" is well the opposite of "must".MurielB a écrit:...
Gérard I was taught "can't" was the opposite of "must" when both expressed probability. What about "mustn't"?
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