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    could you or would you or will you in requests ? what the difference between could ,would and will when i want to make a request ?? thanks
    January 8, 2014
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    difference between two sentence ? difference between : 1- thanks for offering help . 2- thanks for offering to help . thanks in advance )) ..
    December 28, 2013
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    how to use these modal verbs (will , shall and would ) and what the differences between them ?? how to use these modal verbs (will , shall and would ) and what the differences between them ,specially when we wanna use them in questions " permission or requests " ?? thanks .
    December 27, 2013
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    aha ))) sorry ,will ,shall and would , sorry ))
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    December 27, 2013
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    how to use these modal verbs and what the differences between them ?? how to use these modal verbs and what the differences between them ,specially when we wanna use them in questions " permission or requests " thanks ...
    December 27, 2013
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    why we use would as if if it was in present ?? why we use would as if if it was in present and it should be as past word >> for example : what would you like to eat ??
    December 25, 2013
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    thanks first for interesting in my question, i know this is a confusing question ,thanks for ur help ,if i got a question so i should type it to you through here ,sorry i just new member here ... thanks again ,have a great day ))
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    December 23, 2013
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    please,show me the difference between ? ? please,show me the difference between : Fan is rotating above our heads and Fan is rotating over our ... thanks..
    December 22, 2013
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    over and above ? favorite Is is possible to say that "Above" means "over" and "Under" means"below", but not the opposite?According to my grammar:Over - In a higher position (close or touching) Above - In a higher positionUnder - In a lower position (close or touching) Below - In a lower positionExample: There's a helicopter flying round above / over the school.I would interpret this sentence as "above" meaning almost touching the school or not. And If I hear "over", the helicopter is almost touching school.This makes me think about "over" and "on". "On" means that something is touching something, but if "over" can mean also "touch".Well, I would never use "over" to mean "touching something", I would use "on" instead.Do you have a language question?
    December 21, 2013
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    really,it is a great method for improving your english , but at the beginning of learning English , u can see subs. but if u are in advanced level than beginner u should follow movies with no subs, but my advice for you to listen or watch to English at least 3 hours a day , i hope it was helpful for you ..
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    December 19, 2013
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