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The following are expressions to ask for and providing information related to the qualities of people, animals, and items. Asking for information related to qualities of people, animals, and items …
Here are more examples of adjectives related to the qualities of people, animals, and items. Adjectives Showing Qualities of People Adjectives Showing the Qualities of Animals Adjectives Showing the Qualities …
Here are expressions to ask for and provide information about people and animals actions or behaviors. Asking for information about people’s or animals actions or behaviors Providing information about people’s …
We use the simple present tense to say general truth/facts or habitual actions. To show habitual actions, we use the words always, usually, often, seldom, on …., sometimes, every …. …
To ask for facts/information, we use yes/no question and wh-questions, like what, who, when, where, which, and why. The following are expressions to ask for and provide facts/information. Asking for …
Yes/No question are preceded by to be(is, am, are, was, were), auxiliary, verbs (do, does, did, have, has, had) and modals (can, will, may, must, shall. Please study the following …
A descriptive text is a text which describes a particular person, place, or item. It consists of: Identification: identifies the person, place or item to be described. Description: describes parts, …
Slang words, according to Cambridge Dictionary, are very informal language that is usually spoken rather than written, used especially by particular groups of people. We often find them in song …
You may find terms which explain something in song lyrics. Here are several basic parts of songs. Intro : A good intro catches a person’s attention. It is often instrumental …
The expressions “good morning, good afternoon, hi, and good evening” are called greetings. We greet people when we meet them. Here are expressions of greeting and their responses. Greeting Response …
We say, “How are you doing?” and “Are you ok?” to ask about one’s condition. Meanwhilw, the sentences “I’m fine.” and “No, I am not. I am tired.” are used …
We say “goodbye and see you.” when we take leave. Meanwhile, we say “good night.” when we take leave at night, such as we want to sleep at night. Here …
We say “thank you, thanks, and thank you very much.” to express gratitude or to thank others for help, say compliment/wishes and attention. Meanwhile, the sentence “My pleasure”, “No problem”. …
We say “I am sorry.” and “Sorry.” to apologize. We apologize to others when we make mistakes and refuse something. The following are expressions to apologize and the responses. Apologizing …
The words at, on and in are preposition of place. Study the following explana at (very specific) a complete address (with a number) or a spesific location) on (more specific, …
The following are expressions to ask for anx provide information about one’s identity. Asking for Information about One’s Identity Providing Information about One’s Identity Where do you study? I study …
In one case, we have to spell our names or many important information to avoid mistyping. At least we must understand how to pronounce and spell our names correctly. Here …
Use “How many” to ask the number of people, animals, countable objects, etc. Example: Kris Evan : How many pens do you have? Kevin Warhol : I have two pens. …
‘There’ is and ‘there are’ are used to say that a person or an object exists. Patterns are: There is + Singular noun Examples: (+)There is a sofa in the …
The words in bold in the sentences are called articles (a/an, the). We use articles before nouns. 1. We use a/an for indefinite singular nouns. Put a before nouns which …