WEEK 3--What a person is doing right now? What is a person doing nowadays? Monday Class PART 1 Please describe the action that is in...

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Job is a noun. Work is a noun, too. Job is never a verb. Work is sometimes a verb. So, if you need a verb use work! Easy! Here are some...

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To presume as a verb = to assume = to suppose, to take for granted In the case where both mean "to suppose", presume is usually used when...

Here are some examples that demonstrate how to use each. SUPPOSEDLY (adverb) Supposedly, the earth is flat. = According to some people,...

Have you ever had one of those days when all you can remember is go, going, gone? And cannot remember how to use them, what verb tenses...

Subject Line Hello Main point for writing the email. (question, request, statement) Supporting or additional information if needed Back...

What does _______ mean? What does _______ mean? What does he mean by _______? What does she mean by _______? What do you mean by ______?...

The simple present is a verb tense. There are a total of 12 verb tenses in English. The simple present is one of the twelve verb tenses...

https://www.perfect-english-grammar.com/present-perfect-use.html, modification of Review when to use the present perfect. Please modify...

A gerund is a noun that ends with ING. A gerund is the ING form of a verb, and a gerund is used as a noun. For example: Talking is easy....

Mrs. SOUNDS LIKE misses. This is the title for a married female of any age. Miss SOUNDS LIKE miss. This is the title for an unmarried...

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0QO-kCzRosM https://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/confusing_words/say_tell.htm Use the verb "to...

whom vs who You have already demonstrated that you know how to identify an object and a subject. WHOM refers to an object. WHO refers to...

There are nine (9) modal verbs: can, could, should, would, will, must, might, may and shall Structure of Modals and Modal Sentences Modal...

Your fluency is getting better and better. Our focus now is vocabulary expansion and using the essential verb tenses in the form of...

Below are language points that we need to practice. This list of language points come from your English output, as well as any questions...