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While walking in the park, I noticed a group of students having a heated debate on whether a child should play on the grass or not. I’m curious, should I ask my teacher if it's better to play "in" the grass or "on" the grass?
Zahra_Ismali
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Last update: 15 hours ago
Hi! Amr told me that he came across two different pronunciations for the word 'vitiligo' in different sources. One pronounced it as 'vih-tuh-LY-go,' while the other said 'vih-tuh-LEE-go.' Which one is correct, and why might there be variations?
Alpesh_Patel
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Last update: 15 hours ago
Ciao teacher, I came across two different stories about how to pronounce 'Uranus.' One says it's pronounced 'your-uh-nus' to avoid jokes, while another claims 'yer-a-nus' is the correct classical way. Which one is actually right?
Alberto_Esposito
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Last update: 15 hours ago
Good evening, question from my kid’s homework. In the sentence:
"She walked through the park with her friends,"
there are a couple of prepositional phrases, but we’re not sure how to identify them correctly. Could you guide us?
"She walked through the park with her friends,"
there are a couple of prepositional phrases, but we’re not sure how to identify them correctly. Could you guide us?
Yecene_Sobe
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Last update: 1 day ago
Good day) My son heard the word rambunctious in a cartoon and started using it, but we’re not sure if he’s saying it right.
Can you help us with the correct pronunciation?
Can you help us with the correct pronunciation?
Thalia_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Hi teacher. My son was doing a project, and he wrote ‘in the bus,’ but I thought it should be ‘on the bus.’ Now I’m confused! Could you clarify when to use each one?
ffleur-rr_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Hey! Lamis needs help with this :
1-Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence:
a. Either my mom or my sisters (is/are) going to bake cookies for the bake sale.
b. Each of the dogs (bark/barks) at the mail carrier every morning.
c. The team (is/are) winning its game today.
If you could take a look and let us know, that’d be awesome—thank you so much!
1-Choose the correct verb form to complete each sentence:
a. Either my mom or my sisters (is/are) going to bake cookies for the bake sale.
b. Each of the dogs (bark/barks) at the mail carrier every morning.
c. The team (is/are) winning its game today.
If you could take a look and let us know, that’d be awesome—thank you so much!
Tati_Tue
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Last update: 3 days ago
Dear teacher, In a family hike last weekend, my daughter spotted a group of deer and wondered aloud what the plural of "deer",kindly help.
Paulina_Hivona
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Last update: 3 days ago
Heyy again Lola during our family game night of Scrabble, we debated the correct pronunciation of the word "who," Could you help us out?
Chloé_Bernard
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Last update: 3 days ago
Greetings 😊while working on a story, they wrote, "The puppy was small, fluffy, playful and energetic." Is it correct to leave out the comma before "and energetic," or should it always be included?
Pew_Peww
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Last update: 3 days ago
Good day), I was proofreading my daughter’s story, and she wrote, "The cat chased its' tail, but it's not very fast," and I realized I'm confused about when to use "its" vs. "it’s." Any tips?
Fedi_Dahaf_
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Last update: 3 days ago
Hey! I was reading a book with my son, and we came across the word 'conflate.' He was curious about its pronunciation, but I wasn’t 100% sure. Could you help clarify?
GoldenGlowVibes_
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Last update: 3 days ago
Hey! My kid heard the word 'abscond' in a movie the other day, and now we're all wondering how to pronounce it correctly. Can you help us out?
dohaxi_poly_
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Last update: 5 days ago
Hey! Beko has an English homework on reported speech:
Direct: "I'm reading a great book," Sarah said to her friend.
Could you help us figure out how to turn that into reported speech?
Direct: "I'm reading a great book," Sarah said to her friend.
Could you help us figure out how to turn that into reported speech?
Blue_Saddness_
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Last update: 5 days ago
Hello)
Please help with :
Everyone ___ (bring/brings) their own book to the reading session, but someone ___ (forget/forgets) each time.”
Would you mind showing us the correct form here on indefinite pronouns and maybe explaining why?
Please help with :
Everyone ___ (bring/brings) their own book to the reading session, but someone ___ (forget/forgets) each time.”
Would you mind showing us the correct form here on indefinite pronouns and maybe explaining why?
Blue_Saddness_
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Last update: 5 days ago
