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gerardM Dim 11 Mar - 16:30
Adverbials and their position
An adverbial can be an adverb, an adverb phrase or an adverb clause. In short, any word or ... Different types of adverbs go in different places.
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gerardM Dim 11 Mar - 21:33
B1 Grammar: Intensifiers - so, such, too, enough.
The following grammar notes show the difference uses (and word order) of so, such, too and enough. ... It was so hot that the sun was shining.
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gerardM Dim 11 Mar - 22:17
Cries of Animals
This is a list of vocabulary related to sounds of animals:
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gerardM Lun 12 Mar - 21:24
Common English Contractions. English Contractions You Should Never Use.
Common English Contractions: Contractions grammatically legal, but not commonly used in either speaking or writing ... or Win't (will not), I's.
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gerardM Mar 13 Mar - 17:42
OTHER WAYS TO SAY...
OTHER WAYS TO SAY... .
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gerardM Mar 13 Mar - 18:00
Difference between NO and NOT
The word no never precedes: a, an, the, any, much, many, enough. No is used: as an exclamation. as an ... took my book? Not I.
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gerardM Mar 13 Mar - 18:04
Talking about your job
Talking about Jobs and Occupations in English ... English idioms relating to employment or jobs:
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gerardM Ven 16 Mar - 18:37
How to order adjectives in English
Adjectives are usually placed either before a noun (as part of the noun phrase) or after a noun, pronoun or verb. The rules for this placement are quite simple, but when we use more than one adjective the word order is important, to sound more natural and to make the meaning clear.
How to order adjectives in English
Adjectives are usually placed either before a noun (as part of the noun phrase) or after a noun, ... size - physical quality - age - colour - origin]
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Adjectives are usually placed either before a noun (as part of the noun phrase) or after a noun, pronoun or verb. The rules for this placement are quite simple, but when we use more than one adjective the word order is important, to sound more natural and to make the meaning clear.
How to order adjectives in English
Adjectives are usually placed either before a noun (as part of the noun phrase) or after a noun, ... size - physical quality - age - colour - origin]
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MurielB Ven 16 Mar - 22:29
Very interesting to know????
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gerardM Sam 17 Mar - 23:20
Learn with audio and cards: English weather vocabulary.
What's it like out(side)? How's the weather? What's the weather like? What's the ... IELTS exam
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gerardM Dim 18 Mar - 17:58
Figurative Language Chart
Figurative language creates an image or suggests an idea and isn’t meant to be taken literally.
Example: Literal: January is a winter month.
Figurative: January’s icy fingers freeze everything they touch...
Figurative Language Chart
Figurative language creates an image or suggests an idea and isn't meant to be taken literally ... January's icy fingers freeze everything they touch.
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Figurative language creates an image or suggests an idea and isn’t meant to be taken literally.
Example: Literal: January is a winter month.
Figurative: January’s icy fingers freeze everything they touch...
Figurative Language Chart
Figurative language creates an image or suggests an idea and isn't meant to be taken literally ... January's icy fingers freeze everything they touch.
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MurielB Dim 18 Mar - 18:08
Metaphors, similes, analogies, hyperbole, symbolism, personification, allusion, imagery and rhyme are all common figurative language elements and make what is written very lively .
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gerardM Dim 18 Mar - 20:09
Useful English Idioms and Phrases
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gerardM Dim 18 Mar - 23:40
Learning Character Words by Using Zodiac Signs
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gerardM Lun 19 Mar - 15:52
How to make someone's day: Give a compliment in English. Formulas for giving compliments.
Formulas for Giving Compliments: Phrases for Giving Compliments:
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MurielB Lun 19 Mar - 23:05
gerardM a écrit:
Learning Character Words by Using Zodiac Signs
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Gérard I didn't know I was an escapist
a person who seeks distraction and relief from unpleasant realities, especially in the form of entertainment or fantasy.
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 9:41
Muriel,
I didn't know you needed to escape reality and went dancing every night with a fancy flowered hat...
I didn't know you needed to escape reality and went dancing every night with a fancy flowered hat...
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 14:04
Important telephone phrasal verbs you need to know
Communicating properly on the phone is especially important, as the person you are speaking to ... about what some telephone phrasal verbs mean.
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 14:10
Differences Between American and British English
The three major differences between between American and British English are: Pronunciation - ... words which are different to American words.
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 18:31
The most frequent collocations in spoken English
A collocation is two or more words that often go together. These combinations just sound "right" ... in chunks or blocks rather than as single words.
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 22:54
Examples Of Various Ways To Invite Someone Out
How to Invite Someone Out Using 3 Phrasal Verbs in English: [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAP17-Q5FHw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nAP17-Q5FHw
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gerardM Mar 20 Mar - 23:03
Silent letters. Examples and spelling rules.
Silent letters are letters that you can't hear when you say the word, but that are there when ... rules:
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