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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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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: 8 hours 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: 8 hours 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: 8 hours 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: 8 hours ago
Hiii, teacher can you please give a small intro about passive voice topic and help do the sheet, thank you!
jhl9-87J#_
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Last update: 8 hours ago
While reading a travel blog, I noticed the writer said, "We drove to the mountains from the city," and I wondered why "to" and "from" are used together. Does "to" always indicate direction and "from" origin, or are there exceptions?
Fareeza_
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Last update: 9 hours ago
We were at the park, and someone mentioned their dog breed was a Dachshund. My kid looked at me and whispered, “How do you even say that?” Any tips?
Anjali_Ahana
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Last update: 9 hours ago
My Adam has to say the word mendacious during his school presentation, but we’re not 100% sure about the pronunciation. Could you guide us so he don’t mess it up in front of the class? 😅
sobe00_virR_
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Last update: 9 hours ago
Hello! I was reading an article about gold rush history for my son, and it mentioned "a miner digging for gold." Then, in the next paragraph, it said, "a minor wasn't allowed in the saloons." It made me wonder—why are these two words so similar but used so differently?
user695_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Good day Miss & Mrs, I heard two different pronunciations of the word "vehement"—one with three syllables and one with two. Now I’m confused about which one is right. Can you clarify the proper pronunciation?
Disney_fantacy_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Good afternoon! Can you please solve the attached practice sheet about interjections so we compare with our answers , Thank you so much !
Carolina_
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Last update: 1 day ago
Miss, I was at a café, overheard someone say, "I suggest using this method," and another said, "I suggest you use this method."
It got me wondering, why "use" in one and "using" in the other?
Could you clarify this difference?
It got me wondering, why "use" in one and "using" in the other?
Could you clarify this difference?
Sienna_Hayes
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Last update: 1 day ago
Good day) Nastya is solving a homework about the phrase in use, and we're stuck on this question:
Circle the correct option:
-The machine is currently (in use / out of use) and cannot be operated right now."
Circle the correct option:
-The machine is currently (in use / out of use) and cannot be operated right now."
Katya_Koroleva
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Last update: 1 day ago
Hello again! Me & my girl were watching a play, and the character "Hecate" came up. My kid asked how to say it could you tell us?
Natia_Gogoladze
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