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EXCLAMATIONS: HOW + ADJECTIVE. "How cute!" HOW + ADJ./ADV. + SUBJECT + VERB. "How cold it is!" HOW + SUBJECT + VERB. "How you're grown!" WHAT A/AN (+ ADJ.) + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN. "What a wonderful day!" WHAT (+ADJ) + UNCOUNTABLE/PLURAL NOUN. "What big eyes!"
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COMMON MISTAKES People is... ❌ People are...✅ She has 8 years.❌ She is 8 (years old).✅ She was boring in the class.❌ She was bored in the class.✅ I have hungry.❌ I'm hungry.✅ He's married with a nurse.❌ He's married to a nurse.✅ I'm agree.❌ I agree.✅
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BRITISH VS AMERICAN 🇬🇧Aeroplane | 🇺🇸Airplane 🇬🇧Cheque | 🇺🇸Check 🇬🇧Dialogue | 🇺🇸Dialog 🇬🇧Cancelled | 🇺🇸Canceled 🇬🇧Rubber | 🇺🇸Eraser 🇬🇧Film | 🇺🇸Movie 🇬🇧Biscuit | 🇺🇸Cookie 🇬🇧Flat | 🇺🇸Apartment 🇬🇧Crisps | 🇺🇸Chips #EnglishAula
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COMMON MISTAKES People is... ❌ People are...✅ She has 8 years.❌ She is 8 (years old).✅ She was boring in the class.❌ She was bored in the class.✅ I have hungry.❌ I'm hungry.✅ He's married with a nurse.❌ He's married to a nurse.✅ I'm agree.❌ I agree.✅
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ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY 100% -> ALWAYS 90% -> USUALLY 80% -> NORMALLY / GENERALLY 70% -> OFTEN / FREQUENTLY 50% -> SOMETIMES 30% -> OCCASIONALLY 10% -> SELDOM 5% -> RARELY 0% -> NEVER #English #EnglishAula #LearningEnglish
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REMEMBER: BEAT + SOMEBODY. BEAT -> an opponent / opposing team. "I BEAT Peter in our tennis match." WIN + SOMETHING. WIN -> a medal / match / competition game. "I WON the tennis match." #EnglishAula #LearningEnglish #LearnEnglish
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REMEMBER: LESS + UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS. "She should eat less pasta." FEWER + PLURAL COUNTABLE NOUNS. "There were fewer cars on the road yesterday." #English #EnglishAula #LearnEnglish #LearningEnglish
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COMMON MISTAKES People is... ❌ People are...✅ She has 8 years.❌ She is 8 (years old).✅ She was boring in the class.❌ She was bored in the class.✅ I have hungry.❌ I'm hungry.✅ He's married with a nurse.❌ He's married to a nurse.✅ I'm agree.❌ I agree.✅
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Choose the correct answer. Tom is married ____ a nurse.
26%with
72%to
0%at
2%of
46 votes • Final results
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Tom is married to a nurse.
Choose the correct answer. Give me ____ minutes and I'll be ready.
18%few
3%little
75%a few
4%a little
77 votes • Final results
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Give me a few minutes and I'll be ready.
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Choose the correct answer. Don't forget ________ off the light before you go out.
14%switching
19%switch
66%to switch
1%switches
70 votes • Final results
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Don't forget to switch off the light before you go out.
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Choose the correct answer. Hurry up, or we'll ____ the bus!
16%lose
71%miss
5%lost
8%missed
87 votes • Final results
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Hurry up, or we'll miss the bus!
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Choose the correct answer. Are you afraid ___ dogs?
12%to
2%at
2%in
84%of
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Choose the correct answer. Sara _______ for me when I arrived.
5%waited
11%were waiting
16%has waited
67%was waiting
55 votes • Final results
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Sara WAS WAITING for me when I arrived.
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OPPOSITE WORDS Alive - Dead Allow - Forbid Ancient - Modern Bottom - Top Dawn - Dusk Deny - Admit Exciting - Boring Fear - Courage Fix - Break Harvest - Plant In - Out Land - Take off Low - High Mess - Order Peace - War Polite - Rude Save - Spend Wide - Narrow Work - Rest
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SILENT B: Comb Doubt Debt Lamb Numb Limb Crumb Thumb Plumber SILENT K: Know Knife Knee Knot Knew Knock Knight Knickers #LearnEnglish #LearningEnglish #English #EnglishAula
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REMEMBER: BY: by mistake, by accident, by chance, day by day, step by step, by bus/train/car, by the way. IN: in fact, in case, in love, in time, in the morning/afternoon/evening. ON: on television, on holiday, on a trip, on foot. AT: at home/work, at night, at present.
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EXCLAMATIONS: HOW + ADJECTIVE. "How cute!" HOW + ADJ./ADV. + SUBJECT + VERB. "How cold it is!" HOW + SUBJECT + VERB. "How you're grown!" WHAT A/AN (+ ADJ.) + SINGULAR COUNTABLE NOUN. "What a wonderful day!" WHAT (+ADJ) + UNCOUNTABLE/PLURAL NOUN. "What big eyes!"
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