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moonlight is light from the moon
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Dear teachers, I desperately need you help. In one american textbook I have found - Moonlight is light from the moon. Just there I read - Sunlight is THE light of the sun. Is there explanation for that? Thanks in advance.
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13 Nov 2018 |
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yanogator
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Both moonlight and sunlight can be called "light" or "the light", but that isn ´t quite what is going on here. Notice the difference in the preposition - "from the moon" and "of the sun". Since the moon ´s light is reflected, we can ´t really say "the light of the moon", but we can say "the light of the sun", and "the" is necessary in that expression. I hope this clears it up for you. Bruce |
13 Nov 2018 |
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naddou
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A TEFL course
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I want aTEFL course and couldn ´t find it. Can anyone help me as soon s possible. |
11 Nov 2018 |
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joannajs
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It ´s an option with a certificate (168 hours UK gvt certified), can be fully online or part online/part onsite, relatively inexpensive, though they will make you work - particularly with the written assignments. |
12 Nov 2018 |
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karagozian
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And to all who have died or are suffering around the world due to war, famine or other hardships. |
12 Nov 2018 |
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Teacher EngDz
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Hello!
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Hi, everyone! I am a new member of ESLprintables.com and I would like to express my gratitude for those who created this website. It ´s very useful and wonderful English language community. I am very proud and happy to be with you. My name is Sofiane (male) I am from Algeria. I am a teacher of English and I am looking for teachers from other countries to exchange teaching resources and help each other. Thank you so much. Sincerely yours, Sofiane |
8 Nov 2018 |
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Aisha77
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Nice to have you in, you ´ll love it in here! Izas |
9 Nov 2018 |
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Baadache
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What are you?
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Hi, I want just to confirm sth. Does it exist the question: 1) What is he? He is a student. 2) What ´s your mother? She is a teacher. Thank you |
8 Nov 2018 |
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Baadache
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Thank you friends SO MUCH for making such a point clear to me. |
12 Nov 2018 |
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valodra
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Word daffynition contest
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Soooo dear friends, Here is the new word : ACERSECOMIC Awaiting for your daffynitions - but not the actual meaning ;-))) I ´ll copy Redacamarocruiser …  : Make it funny, witty, or clever ! Looking forward to your entries, Best regards from Northern France, Val |
7 Nov 2018 |
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douglas
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Ace: an expert or master of something (e.g. Snoopy is a WWI flying ace) RSE: Relationships and Sex Education (e.g. that which is taught in English schools) comic: a comedian or funny guy an acersecomic is a guy that fills sex education class with jokes and one-liners that are so spot-on that even the teacher has to stifle his/her laughter.
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12 Nov 2018 |
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redcamarocruiser
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Winner of the WOD daffynition contest of 2 November 2018 is Valodra
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All of the entries were imaginative and entertaining: a magical word to conjure up a witch, a rough cold vortex that will freeze you at once. However, there can only be one winner.
I have chosen Valodra’s daffynition : Frug / (i) VOR / ous
Frug = a popular dance in Europe, similar to the twist
Vor : ( Internet use ) = Victims Of Recession
Ous = suffix meaning full of
Frugivorous = adjective to describe poor people- from capitalist countries - who cannot stop twisting around in pain….
Frugivorous actually means fruit eating, analogous to carnivorous meaning meat eating and herbivorous meaning plant eating.
Thanks to all who participated and to everyone who read the post and thought about it, even though it was perhaps too difficult for them to create an entry.
It is games such as this and the caption contest that add levity and fun to this excellent, helpful, and informative site. Wouldn’t you agree?
Now, over to you, Valodra! |
7 Nov 2018 |
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redcamarocruiser
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I think of it as cruising the information superhighway (in my red camaro car). |
11 Nov 2018 |
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le ngoc qui
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Please help me
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Hi everyone! Please help me to choose the correct answer to fill in the blank in the following sentence: ___ you have completed the form, most applications will also ask you to include a covering letter. A. Because B. After C. Before D. In case I have found a sentence in a book: Unless it specifically asks you to handwrite it, you would word process it. Is it correct to use the modal verb "would". if it is correct, what is the usage of would in this sentence? Thank you in advance. Qui |
6 Nov 2018 |
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Engteachar
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Thank you yanogator!! So "should" wouldn ´t be possible either? |
13 Nov 2018 |
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