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Belly Posted 18 years ago
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3 questions
1) Ask: Is there a way to tell that the teacher is happy with your work?
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why?
2) If a person cut class and leave home to become a gang member or a hobo or a drug addict. How do you say that verb?
3) Can I use the term : The US government in a formal writing when no abrreviation allowed. How can I replace the word US?
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why?
2) If a person cut class and leave home to become a gang member or a hobo or a drug addict. How do you say that verb?
3) Can I use the term : The US government in a formal writing when no abrreviation allowed. How can I replace the word US?
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1) Ask: Is there a way to tell that the teacher is happy with your work? Answer: a) No, not that I know of b) No, she isn't pleased with it c) No, I haven't told her The answer is a. but not b.
- 1) Ask: Is there a way to tell that the teacher is happy with your work?
- Answer: a) No, not that I know of b) No, she isn't pleased with it c) No, I haven't told her The answer is a.
- but not b.
- Why?
- mp3 ) 2) If a person cut class and leave home to become a gang member or a hobo or a drug addict.
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1) Ask: Is there a way to tell that the teacher is happy with your work?
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why?
( I'm not so sure about the question, I cannot make out the word after tell, if you can , please download the file here, question 28
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why?
( I'm not so sure about the question, I cannot make out the word after tell, if you can , please download the file here, question 28
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) Ask: Is there a way to tell that the teacher is happy with your work?
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why? The question isn't asking how the teacher feels about your work. It is asking you if there is any way you can tell how the teacher feels - is there a method you can use t
Answer:
a) No, not that I know of
b) No, she isn't pleased with it
c) No, I haven't told her
The answer is a. but not b. Why? The question isn't asking how the teacher feels about your work. It is asking you if there is any way you can tell how the teacher feels - is there a method you can use t
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Hi,
1)So what does "Not that I know of " mean?
2) I mean, if there is a student who loses himself, leave home, become addict... So, is there any verb for the noun" hobo"? Can I use roam?
1)So what does "Not that I know of " mean?
2) I mean, if there is a student who loses himself, leave home, become addict... So, is there any verb for the noun" hobo"? Can I use roam?
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1) Not that I know of - not that I am aware of - I am not aware of any method to find out the teachers feelings.
2) That is a very specific example - does it have to be a student? I'm having a hard time thinking of a verb that covers everything you want. Roaming could be quite pleasant - there are people who buy camping vans etc and 'roam' their country as a lovely way of life after work
2) That is a very specific example - does it have to be a student? I'm having a hard time thinking of a verb that covers everything you want. Roaming could be quite pleasant - there are people who buy camping vans etc and 'roam' their country as a lovely way of life after work
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