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Dear teacher, I was reading a product review, and the customer wrote, “This vacuum cleaner is both reliable and dependable.” It got me thinking—aren’t those the same thing?
Maria_Kirilonao
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Hi Mrs, walked into a little bookstore, and the owner greeted me by saying, “It’s so warm and cozy in here.” Not sure if she meant the temperature or the vibe :D
Latifa_Lafif
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Hallo :) , I was organizing a dinner party, and my cousin said that the wine complemented the dish perfectly. Later, I realized I had always thought "complement" was just a fancy way of saying "compliment," and now I’m confused about the difference.
Freja_Andersen
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Last update: 1 day ago
Morniing All!! While reading aloud, I came across the word "fallacious" and said it confidently. But my friend looked at me funny and said I pronounced it incorrectly. Can you help me say it the right way?
Voroso-Captain_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Dear teacher, Liam came home yesterday looking a bit overwhelmed. His English assignment on participle phrases has him scratching his head, and I’m not sure how to explain it in a way that clicks for him. I was hoping you could go through the basics. Thank you !
Pili_loki45_36_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Salam teachers! I thought it might help if you could explain the principle of phrase practice through a short story or real-life examples. For instance, you could describe a scene like, "Running through the park, Liam felt the wind in his hair," and then break it down to show how the participle phrase adds detail.
Faysal_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Help with whether to use in or on with months:
- We’re planning a trip ___ July.
- His birthday party is ___ the first weekend of June."
- We’re planning a trip ___ July.
- His birthday party is ___ the first weekend of June."
Sofia_Romano
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Last update: 1 day ago
Please help with this debate : how to say "caramel." One says kar-muhl, and the other insists on kar-uh-mel —what’s the proper way to pronounce it? 😅
Zahra_Ismali
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Last update: 1 day ago
Can you please help with this :
"This gift is ___ you."
(We’re not sure if it should be for or of depending on what we're trying to say.)
"This gift is ___ you."
(We’re not sure if it should be for or of depending on what we're trying to say.)
Milena_Petrović
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Last update: 1 day ago
Dear teacher. My kid and I were trying to read a recipe, and we stumbled upon Worcestershire sauce. We both froze on the pronunciation—any tips on how to say it without sounding totally off?
Isaac_Johnsan
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Last update: 1 day ago
Briano , my 12-year-old son, has been working hard on his English assignments. He understands the basics of conditionals, but combining past and present situations confuses him. For example, exercises like:
If she ______ (study) harder, she ______ (pass) the exam last year.
If I ______ (know) about the meeting, I ______ (not miss) it yesterday.
If they ______ (not move) to the city, they ______ (still live) in the countryside now.
If she ______ (study) harder, she ______ (pass) the exam last year.
If I ______ (know) about the meeting, I ______ (not miss) it yesterday.
If they ______ (not move) to the city, they ______ (still live) in the countryside now.
Amanda_&
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Last update: 2 days ago
Hope your doing great! Earlier today, I was reading about famous painters for mu little artist daughter, and I came across the word "Chiaroscurist." I tried saying it, but it felt like my tongue got twisted halfway through.Can you tell me the correct pronunciation?
Jacob_Jacob
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Last update: 2 days ago
My kid heard it in a classroom discussion and wants to make sure they say it correctly in their next presentation about unique animals.
What’s the right way to say it?
What’s the right way to say it?
Alpesh_Patel
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Last update: 2 days ago
Quick one, i am not sure if i am right or my kid is right, which one is correct cancelled or canceled?
Loli_pop_
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Last update: 2 days ago
Hi Miss , please guide us how to complete the sentences with the correct phrasal verb from the list below:
(give up, look after, turn on, pick up, run out of)
a-Ethan decided to ______ his little sister while his mom was at work.
b-Don’t ______ on your dreams, even if things get tough!
c-Can you ______ the TV? The game is about to start.
d-We ______ milk, so I need to go to the store.
e-Ethan’s dad will ______ him from school at 3 p.m.
we have another exercise, we will solve it and send it to you tomorrow to check
(give up, look after, turn on, pick up, run out of)
a-Ethan decided to ______ his little sister while his mom was at work.
b-Don’t ______ on your dreams, even if things get tough!
c-Can you ______ the TV? The game is about to start.
d-We ______ milk, so I need to go to the store.
e-Ethan’s dad will ______ him from school at 3 p.m.
we have another exercise, we will solve it and send it to you tomorrow to check
Karabib_27_
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Last update: 2 days ago
