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Stevenukd Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Family
Dear Teachers,
1) She shouldn't give him any more pocket money.
- What does "pocket money" mean?
2) We get on well as a family.
- What does this mean?
3) We moved house recently, and I'm finding it very difficult to make new friends.
- Why don't we use " have moved recently" ?
4) I just can't get to sleep.
- This means : I just can't sleep, right?
5) They often argue all the time.
- Can I say " row/quarrel/wrangle" instead of " argue" ?
6) You shouldn't work so hard.
- Can I say " too or very" instead of " so" ?
7) Have you graduated from your university/ your high school yet?
- Is this ok to say?
Thanks very much to all Teachers.
Stevenukd.
1) She shouldn't give him any more pocket money.
- What does "pocket money" mean?
2) We get on well as a family.
- What does this mean?
3) We moved house recently, and I'm finding it very difficult to make new friends.
- Why don't we use " have moved recently" ?
4) I just can't get to sleep.
- This means : I just can't sleep, right?
5) They often argue all the time.
- Can I say " row/quarrel/wrangle" instead of " argue" ?
6) You shouldn't work so hard.
- Can I say " too or very" instead of " so" ?
7) Have you graduated from your university/ your high school yet?
- Is this ok to say?
Thanks very much to all Teachers.
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1) Pocket money is the allowance parents give their children for sweets, comics, bits and pieces. It is the kids' own spending money. 2) We get on well as a family.
- 1) Pocket money is the allowance parents give their children for sweets, comics, bits and pieces.
- It is the kids' own spending money.
- 2) We get on well as a family.
- This means that they do not have any big problems/arguments/fights/rifts - they are friendly and sociable with each other.
- 3) We moved house recently, and I'm finding it very difficult to make new friends.
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1) Pocket money is the allowance parents give their children for sweets, comics, bits and pieces. It is the kids' own spending money.
2) We get on well as a family.
This means that they do not have any big problems/arguments/fights/rifts - they are friendly and sociable with each other.
3) We moved house recently, and I'm finding it very difficult to make new friends.
2) We get on well as a family.
This means that they do not have any big problems/arguments/fights/rifts - they are friendly and sociable with each other.
3) We moved house recently, and I'm finding it very difficult to make new friends.
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