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Hello teachers) Sally is going over proper nouns, and we're not sure about names of places like "Mountains" or "Parks" – do they always need to be capitalized? We'd appreciate your guidance on this!
Sweet_Bite_
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Hi! My daughter has an English assignment on exclamation marks, and I realized I'm not as sure about the details as I thought. Any chance you could help clarify when and how they're best used?
ffleur-rr_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hello, my son is working on a creative writing assignment that involves fairies, and he's having trouble with pronoun perspective. He’s not sure when to switch between "I" and "we" while narrating from the fairies’ point of view. Could you offer a quick tip on how to keep that straight?
Homie_ie_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hi! I was wondering, if you could give us a hand. My son is having some trouble with on complex sentences, and I’m not sure how to guide him. Could you possibly explain it in a way that might click with him?
Soo-Jin_Lee
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Last update: 2 months ago
Good evening, My daughter has an assignment on gerund phrases, and we're a little confused about how to identify them in sentences. Could you possibly share a few examples or tips that might help her understand better?
Green_Power_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hi Mr., my son Alex has this English assignment on adjectives and adverbs, but he’s not quite getting how to use them properly. The textbook examples are a bit confusing for him. Do you have any tips or simple examples that might help clear things up?
Matrio_Doll_
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Last update: 2 months ago
My daughter, Emma, has some questions about using apostrophes and I'm a bit rusty on the rules myself. She’s working on possessive nouns and contractions, and while I tried to explain it to her, I think I might have confused her even more.

Could you give us a quick rundown or point us to some resources that might help clarify things?
Kirame_Haislot
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Last update: 2 months ago
Good day) In an assignment about noun clauses. Could you help us understand how to identify and use noun clauses in sentences?
Emma_Berg
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Good day) I want to ask about the past perfect tense and could use a bit of help understanding it better. Could you give us a hand with a few examples of how it’s used in sentences?
Peace&Love_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hello, I hope you're doing well! My child is working on an English assignment about comparative adverbs and could use a little extra help understanding the concept. Could you possibly clarify how comparative adverbs are formed please
Eliana_Tirianna
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Last update: 2 months ago
Good day, Hope your week is going great! My son has a homework assignment on using relative pronouns and commas correctl. Can you offer some advice on how he should think about it? Just need a bit of help to get him started.
Loris_John
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Last update: 2 months ago
Dear teachers, my so has an english homework involving gerunds and infinitives, and we're a bit stuck on it. Could you possibly give us a quick example or two? We just need to get the hang of how they’re used in sentences. Any help would be much appreciated!
Roblox_ox_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hey all I heard my daughter telling her friend to 'break a leg' before the school play, and I was curious what that means. Could you clarify it for me?
Foyipov_343_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Good afternoon, I hope you're well. I encountered the term 'break the ice' in an article and wondered if you could provide some insight into its meaning?
tefave4717_
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Last update: 2 months ago
Hii! I came across the phrase "used to" while reading a bedtime story to my child last night, and it made me wonder about its proper usage. Could you please explain when to use "used to" versus "use"?
shipsports_SARL_
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Last update: 2 months ago
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