Monday afternoon
Hi guys!
I have been learning English since last year in August/Setember and I've been learning some many things everyday.
I'm kind of person who can't stand seeing somethings new and let it behind. I go after new words or new topics to learn it more because I know that only doing these things I'm going to improve all my english skills.
Yesterday, I saw something that I'd already seen, although I didn't go deep to study it. I'm talking about Delexical Verbs.
It's being so good to study it, and I guess It'll be very nice to me.
When I started, it was sound a bit dodgy to me, but now I think I'm doing well.
So, what do you think about Delexical Verbs? Have you ever heard about this? May I carry on learning it? will it be benefit?
eg. Yesterday I was in no mood FOR A WALK, that's why I TOOK A COLD SHOWER in the afternoon and then I started reading some English Books. It was my day of sheer bliss.
Thank you for reading.
Could you correct me, please.
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Monday afternoon
Hi guys!I have been learning English since last year in August/September and I've been learning many things everyday.
I'm the kind of person who can't stand seeing something new and leave it behind. I go after new words or new topics to learn more because I know that doing these things, will improve my English skills.
Yesterday, I saw something that I'd already seen, although I didn't go deeper to study it. I'm talking about Delexical Verbs.
It has been great to study it, and I guess It'll be very nice to me.
When I started, it sounded a bit dodgy to me, but now I think I'm doing well.
So, what do you think about Delexical Verbs? Have you ever heard about this? May I carry on learning it? will it be benefit?
eg. Yesterday I was in no mood FOR A WALK, that's why I TOOK A COLD SHOWER in the afternoon and then I started reading some English Books. It was my day of sheer bliss.
Thank you for reading.
Could you correct me, please.
This is good, however, you need to work on conjunction and sentence structure.
Hope this helps :)
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