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Pretty3
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Which one is correct?
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Hi,
Can you tell me which sentence is correct or what we should say?
I am good at computer skills.
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I am good with computer skills?
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22 Aug 2019 |
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moukhraine
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Hi, It´s neither of them. The best option would probably be : My computer skills are good. You could also say I am good with computers or I am good at using computers |
24 Aug 2019 |
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Monika7
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I am a teacher in Israel. My students are 16 years old. We would love to have penpals from other countries. Send me a message if you´re interested
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22 Aug 2019 |
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EstherLee76
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Attributive Clause
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Hi, I am teaching online and the theme of attibutive clauses keeps coming up. I�m not really sure what they are even though I�ve googled them. There isn�t much out there. Are they relative clauses? Anyone know? Many thanks, Esther |
18 Aug 2019 |
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lilufes
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which one is correct?
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Hello, everybody! I taught my students about the past perfect tense several days ago. It went smooth until I had to decide the most correct sentence. Could any of you help me to choose which one is the correct statement? a. I had just arrived at the party when it finished. b. I just arrived at the party when it had finished. Thank you very much for all your help. |
17 Aug 2019 |
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lilufes
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Thank you so much for the answer. Have a nice day! |
20 Aug 2019 |
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cunliffe
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Common European Framework
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Hi guys. When I was teaching EAL in schools in England, I used the NASSEA steps for assessment. There were 9 steps and each one was clearly defined, in terms of what students could do. The CEF has 6 stages - A1 to C2, as you know. I think that is better and that is what I am using now. Is there a definitive detailed description of each stage? Thanks Lynne
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cunliffe
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Thank you, guys, that is really helpful. One of the reasons I asked was because different teachers seem to have different interpretations. Also, on islCollective, downloaders are asked to vote on the level of the downloads they make. If three people vote, you can guarantee they will all be different! Thanks again for your time and trouble. Lynne |
21 Aug 2019 |
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dangminh
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Hi everyone!Please help me to put the verb in the correct tense: At the meeting, John ………………..…(not/speak) until someone…………………..(ask) him some questions. |
14 Aug 2019 |
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redcamarocruiser
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"John hadn´t been speaking until someone asked him some questions" is also correct. |
16 Aug 2019 |
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Aisha77
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Oh! Val, I´m so glad to see you here!   |
20 Aug 2019 |
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sofiaperalta
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Video pals from Russia, India, China, Brazil.
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Hi everyone! I am a teacher at a kindergarten from Corrientes, Argentina. my kids are working with a project called "Nations Fair". They are going to learn about some countries such as Russia, India, China and Brazil. Therefore i would like to make them do a video call with people from those countries in order to make my students ask questions in english or spanish to those students about their culture. In this sense they will have genuine information about the culture of those countires. It does not matter if they are not kids. I just want my little students to have a real encounter with people from those countries. Thank you veryyy much! Hope to have an answer soon! Regardsssssss :) |
12 Aug 2019 |
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john2128
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New Phrasal Verb Activity
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Hey everyone, please check out these new phrasal verb activities with tons of reviews. There are story choices, video synonyms, and many more. I hope it helps some people teach/learn phrasal verbs ;) |
12 Aug 2019 |
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sadbird
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your help is wanted )))
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Good afternoon dear colleagues. I hope you all are doing well and having a good time. However teachers are always working, even in summer. ) Will you help me please with prepositions? I am at a loss… I’d like to take my guitar *on board a submarine/ into a submarine*. Which one is correct and sounds better in English? Or, maybe, there are some other ways to express the same idea? Thank you in advance ) |
8 Aug 2019 |
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kingfant72
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I´d say "onto". BTW, if you take a guitar onto a submarine, Ringo Starr will probably sing about it, and nobody wants that! |
23 Aug 2019 |
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