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Ola! this time we have a subordinating conjunctions work :
1- ____ he finished his homework, he could go out to play.
2- She didn’t call me back ____ she was busy.
3- We brought an umbrella ____ it looked like it might rain.
THANK YOUU
1- ____ he finished his homework, he could go out to play.
2- She didn’t call me back ____ she was busy.
3- We brought an umbrella ____ it looked like it might rain.
THANK YOUU
Jorge_Antonio
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Last update: 1 week ago
I was reading an article the other day and came across the word "exacerbate." —could you clarify the correct pronunciation for me?
ffleur-rr_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Can you solve this : Complete each sentence with the correct possessive adjective:
Sarah has a dog. ___ dog is very friendly.
This is Ben and Jake’s house. ___ house is big.
We have a new teacher. ___ name is Mrs. Brown.
Sarah has a dog. ___ dog is very friendly.
This is Ben and Jake’s house. ___ house is big.
We have a new teacher. ___ name is Mrs. Brown.
shooting*star_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Hi, I was reading an article, I noticed a sentence that used "nor" in a way that confused me, as I thought "or" might have been correct. Can you clarify when to use "nor" versus "or" for me?
Nadia_shapkina
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
While preparing a new Italian recipe I found online, I realized I wasn't sure how to pronounce "bruschetta" correctly and thought you might know.
Fast_frog_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Heyy) last weekend in a casual chat with friends about language quirks, the topic of "amongst" versus "among" came up, can you please explain when to use amongst vs among?
Adam_Celio
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Hey! We have a question on infinitive phrases, Could you help with these examples?
1-To win the race, Sam trained every day.
2-She decided to bake cookies for the party.
3-I need a quiet place to study.
4-His goal is to become a doctor.
5-They went to the park to play soccer.
We'd really appreciate your help with this!
1-To win the race, Sam trained every day.
2-She decided to bake cookies for the party.
3-I need a quiet place to study.
4-His goal is to become a doctor.
5-They went to the park to play soccer.
We'd really appreciate your help with this!
Ravi_Kumar
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Choose the predicate adjective in each sentence:
A-The cake smells delicious.
B-Her dress looks stunning.
C-The weather is getting warmer.
D-His ideas sound brilliant.
A-The cake smells delicious.
B-Her dress looks stunning.
C-The weather is getting warmer.
D-His ideas sound brilliant.
Ravi_Kumar
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Hey! My Samara is working on predicate nominatives, and we’re stumped on a few examples. Could you help us double-check if these sentences have the right predicate nominatives? Thanks a ton in advance!
1-She is the team leader.
2-That person was the winner of the contest.
3-My friend became a doctor.
4-Those puppies are the cutest dogs in the park.
5-The final decision was a surprise.
1-She is the team leader.
2-That person was the winner of the contest.
3-My friend became a doctor.
4-Those puppies are the cutest dogs in the park.
5-The final decision was a surprise.
moxikes454_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
My kiddo has this English exercise on passive voice, and I’m a bit stumped. Could you help us out? Here’s what we’re working with:
Exercise:
A-Rewrite the following sentences in the passive voice:
A-1-The chef prepares delicious meals every evening.
A-2-Scientists discovered a new planet.
A-3-My brother is building a treehouse.
A-4-The students will complete the project by next week.
A-5-The company sent a letter to all employees.
Let me know if you have any tips, thanks a bunch!
Exercise:
A-Rewrite the following sentences in the passive voice:
A-1-The chef prepares delicious meals every evening.
A-2-Scientists discovered a new planet.
A-3-My brother is building a treehouse.
A-4-The students will complete the project by next week.
A-5-The company sent a letter to all employees.
Let me know if you have any tips, thanks a bunch!
Mulan_Hanfu
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Hope you’re doing well! Kuki needs help on sentence structure:
Here’s one of the questions:
"Identify the subject, verb, and object in this sentence: 'The cat chased the mouse around the house.'"
Thanks a ton in advance for your help! :)
Here’s one of the questions:
"Identify the subject, verb, and object in this sentence: 'The cat chased the mouse around the house.'"
Thanks a ton in advance for your help! :)
Isabella_Rossi
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Yaman my son has english homework about phrase examples, and we came across a few that we're not entirely sure about. Could you help us with these?
What does the phrase "on cloud nine" mean, and can you use it in a sentence?
When would you use "break the ice" in a conversation?
What does "hit the nail on the head" describe, and can you give an example?
Thanks so much! :)
What does the phrase "on cloud nine" mean, and can you use it in a sentence?
When would you use "break the ice" in a conversation?
What does "hit the nail on the head" describe, and can you give an example?
Thanks so much! :)
Zeynep_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Dear teacher, during a casual conversation with my son, he practiced saying "How are you," but it didn't sound quite right. To help him improve, I figured I'd ask you.
moxikes454_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Good evening) I was reading a mystery novel and came across the word "macabre," and I’m curious about the correct pronunciation—could you help me out?
shooting*star_
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
We have english assignment on noun clauses, and we're a bit stuck on a couple of examples.
"Can you tell me who the new teacher is?"
"I wonder if she’s going to the party."
"Can you tell me who the new teacher is?"
"I wonder if she’s going to the party."
Pavel_Padeerov
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
