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2021-07-10 12:24:34 Letter Writing Style and Structures for General Task .





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2021-07-09 19:31:09 tips to help you to remember new words:



Look it up

If you come across a word you don't know, try to find out what it means.

Look up the meaning in a dictionary or ask someone for help to understand it.

Write down the meaning in English and in your own language.



Use it.

It's easy to remember a new word for a few minutes – but how can you remember it after a day, or a week?

The trick is to use it. Use it in a sentence. Try to make a creative, memorable sentence, something you can draw a picture and that will stay in your mind.

Write down three creative sentences using the new word, then read them out loud. If it helps, you can even draw a picture to help remember the meaning of your sentence.

Can you tell a story using different forms of the word? It's very hard to remember a list of words – but it's easy to remember a story.




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2021-07-09 14:13:54 Learning English with famous speeches




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2021-07-09 01:25:57 skate on thin ice


خطر کردن ، ریسک

If you're skating on thin ice, you're doing something risky, or you're in a situation that could quickly become dangerous.

Don't you think you'll be skating on thin ice if you go to the U.S. without getting health insurance? Medical care is incredibly expensive there.






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2021-07-08 13:16:52 Passive past progressive


While my car was repairing, I had to use my bicycle.

While my car was being repaired, I had to use my bicycle.



Note: The passive form of the past progressive tense is was/were + being + past participle.


When we last stayed at the hotel, some of the rooms were being renovated.


Water was being sprayed onto the logs to keep them wet.



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2021-07-07 20:06:52 Letter Writing Style and Structures for General Task .





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2021-07-07 13:15:18 @LearnbyEnglishlearners

So some and any are used to state the quantity, amount of something.
When using some or any, the exact number is not stated.
Some and any are quantifiers.

Some and any can be used when:
The exact number is not known.The exact number is not important or relevant.

Some and any are used with countable and
uncountable nouns.

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SOME:
Use some in positive (affirmative) sentences. 
Some is used for both countable and uncountable nouns.

I have some friends.(friends is countable)
I'd like some water. (water is uncountable)

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ANY:
Use any for countable and uncountablenouns in:
interrogative sentences. 

Have you got any cheese? (cheese is uncountable)
Have you got any friends? (friends is countable)

negative sentences.
Example:
He hasn't got any cheese.
He hasn't got any friends.

Would you like some bread? (offer)
Can I have some water, please? (request)




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