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Is this sentence correct ? 'My mother doesn't let me get back home after 11 p.m' . If not, explain why
Yes, it is correct.
If you look up the word CANSADO in the dictionary, you will find two words: bored and boring. Explain the difference and give a clear example of it
bored ( how someone is) boring ( the effect of something or someone on people)
How do you say 'Estudio Inglés desde que tenía 8 años' in English?
I have studied English since I was 8 years old / I have been studying English since I was 8
What's the difference in meaning between these two adjectives: live/laiv/ and alive /əˈlaɪv/
live /laiv/ (broadcast: direct) alive (as opposed to dead)
What's the difference between cow and beef? and pig and pork?
Cow: animal ; beef: animal meat ; pig: animal pork : animal meat
'A European citizen is correct'. Explain why
European doesn't start with a vowel sound, but a consonant one.
Correct this sentence: That people is very unfriendlies
Those people are very unfriendly
How do you form the plural form of compound words? For example Matchbox or toothbrush
The plural form always in the second or last noun Matchboxes toothbrushes (and the first word, always in singular)
What is the question for this answer: it's my parents' car (parents' is the new information)
Whose car is this? Whose is this car? Who does this car belong to?
How do you say these verbs in English: Tener cuidado, Tener sed, Tener prisa, Llegar tarde, Tener suerte
To be careful, To be thirsty, To be in a hurry, To be late, To be lucky
Odd one out (it's not a false friend) Carpet, library, exit, actually, obviously
obviously
What are the plural forms of these words: angry, unhappy, strong, rich ?
The same as singular ( there's no such thing as plural form in adjectives in English)
Correct this sentence: He maked the same excuses than you
He made the same excuses as you.
The modal verb MAY is used to express........ (say at least 2 functions)
Permission Possibility, Wish
Functions of the reflexive pronouns: Myself, yourself, etc, (Mention at least 2)
(reflexive: the same person performing and receiving the action: emphatic
