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Pretty3

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Hi,

How r u doing ?

In the Nex weeks, we are going to make an English Day.

I need some nice plays to make students act.

Where can I find these palys?

Apart from this, Why we use or in this sentence not and :

I don �t like reading poetry or playing chess.

What does this sentence mean : Karate is getting me in shape quick??

Regards,

Pretty

26 Nov 2011

ueslteacher

Anita (one of the members here) has lots of plays.

Sophia

26 Nov 2011

MoodyMoody

For the second question: we use "or" because using "and" would mean that you don �t like reading poetry while you are playing chess. "Or" makes it clear that you mean two activities.

"Getting in shape" means exercising (and dieting, to a lesser extent) in order to look better. Your shape is more attractive when your muscles are toned than when your whole body is flabby. This may be less important to Saudi women; I don �t know.

26 Nov 2011