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  • Answered
    Please listen to my recording. I hope it helps! I would be happy to assist you with pronunciation practice during class.[Audio]
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    July 17, 2022
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  • Commented
    Hello! I am unable to message you, but am interested in helping you learn English. Please check my teaching schedule for a time that works for you.
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    March 16, 2022
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    Sample practice with describing: The dog is...(color, size, feeling). The dog has a/an...(1 body part). The dog has...(2+ body parts). The dog can...(action). Examples: The dog is brown and white. The dog is happy. The dog has a nose. The dog has four legs. The dog can swim. What examples can you think of? Comment to practice! #YourNextTeacher #LearnEnglish #English #MyResolution2022
    January 17, 2022
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  • Answered
    Second sentence is more correct. If talking about more than one neighbor with the first sentence, it would be "My neighbors' son/daughter got on the honor roll this year."
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    January 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    Remove "s" from "income" :) People with low income People with a low income ^^more common than saying "on", at least in the USA
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    January 14, 2022
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  • Answered
    When speaking about this topic, I would be most likely to use 1 or 2 in conversation, as they are less formal.
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    January 14, 2022
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  • Commented
    In the USA, we say, "it's raining cats and dogs!" :)
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    January 14, 2022
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    Follow-up, what is "he'd" short for? ;) Good question!
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    January 14, 2022
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  • Posted
    Writing Practice: What did you do to celebrate Christmas?
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    December 28, 2021
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  • Answered
    Uffda. I'm from the Midwest region of the United States. Even English-speakers in the same country, but it off that region don't understand the meaning! It's a quite common word to use in exclamation. (Uffda, that is heavy. Uffda, I'm full. Uffda, it's hot/cold.)
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    December 20, 2021
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