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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Please give me advise
It's the fisrt time i take in part learning English in network. I don't know how way learning bestter, I want you check skill my english as result you advise me, I'm looking forwar from you
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Hi friend. We like to think we're friendly here. Just ask away.
- Hi friend.
- We like to think we're friendly here.
- Just ask away.
- Specific questions are better than vague ones (so don't ask "tell me all about verbs", for instance).
- Generic questions are even better.
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Hi friend.
We like to think we're friendly here. Just ask away. Specific questions are better than vague ones (so don't ask "tell me all about verbs", for instance). Generic questions are even better. Long lists of questions in a single post are probably not a good idea. But you are very welcome to join in, and we are most happy to help.
Rommie
We like to think we're friendly here. Just ask away. Specific questions are better than vague ones (so don't ask "tell me all about verbs", for instance). Generic questions are even better. Long lists of questions in a single post are probably not a good idea. But you are very welcome to join in, and we are most happy to help.
Rommie
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one tip - it is a silly fact, but sadly true, that the spelling you need here is ADVICE ( for the noun)
We use ADVISE for the verb ...
we actually say them slightly differently too, although for practice and practise the "rule" is the same, but the sound is not different!
We use ADVISE for the verb ...
we actually say them slightly differently too, although for practice and practise the "rule" is the same, but the sound is not different!
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