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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Concept Check Questions
Having some difficulty with concept questions. All the questions I come up with seem to have yes/no answers and this is not the objective..How would you compose a question for the verb rent without it having a yes/no answer?
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Your question is quite abstract. Can you be more specific, or give us a couple of examples?
- Your question is quite abstract.
- Can you be more specific, or give us a couple of examples?
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Your question is quite abstract. Can you be more specific, or give us a couple of examples?
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Hey, you would have to put the verb 'rent' in a sentence. E.g I payed my rent to my landlord today.
Payed my rent.
Concept question(s):
Did I pay my rent today?
Yes.
Was it payed to my landlord?
Yes.
I guess something like that would be fine. I am still working my way through the course.
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Payed my rent.
Concept question(s):
Did I pay my rent today?
Yes.
Was it payed to my landlord?
Yes.
I guess something like that would be fine. I am still working my way through the course.
Are you doing the TEFL I take it? i
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Stefano1E.g I payed my rent to my landlord today.Be aware: It's "paid", not
Also, when we pay rent, it's understood that your landlord is the recipient, therefore it is redundant.
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Ahh yes ofcourse.
Slightly embarrassed I spelled 'paid' wrong.
So what would be a good concept question then?
Slightly embarrassed I spelled 'paid' wrong.
So what would be a good concept question then?
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