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Prof.ssa Annarita
Italian
Dec 22, 2020
Esercizi inviati per praticare il congiuntivo esortativo! Grazie a te Ed per il tuo caratteristico entusiasmo e la volontà continua di migliorare. Buon Natale e buone feste!
Prof.ssa Annarita
Italian
Dec 12, 2020
Grazie a te Ed per essere sempre aperto a qualsiasi argomento di conversazione e disposto a imparare qualcosa di nuovo, nonostante il tuo livello sia già molto alto.
Prof.ssa Annarita
Italian
Nov 27, 2020
Ed mi ha fornito una prospettiva molto ampia e dettagliata di alcuni tratti tipici della società americana, dimostrando come sempre una grande ampiezza lessicale e un ottimo reimpiego delle strutture grammaticali.
Prof.ssa Annarita
Italian
Nov 24, 2020
Grazie Ed per una bella e ricca conversazione sulle tradizioni del Ringraziamento!
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    Is US English, the phrasal verb would be “coming at me” rather than “coming down on me”. What is better in the second example is to say “need this check to clear” meaning to receive the money in your account. “To be cleared” is ok, but it focuses more on the clearing process than the result.
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    March 4, 2023
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    You “fill out” a table or form by adding the appropriate data.
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    American English omits the “off”, but it means to learn something thoroughly so you can recall it instantly.
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    March 4, 2023
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    It’s clear, but strictly you don’t “drill” definitions. You “drill yourself on definitions” The object of the verb drill is the person, not the topic of study.
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    March 4, 2023
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    In your example, “Sahara” is used as an adjective modifying desert, so you need the article “the”. Long Island is two-word noun, so you don’t use the article. Island groups that contain an adjective would need “the”: the Canary Islands, the Hawaiian Islands.
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    March 4, 2023
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    Dan is correct in his explanation. However, after “organisms” the punctuation should be a comma and not a semi-colon.
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    March 4, 2023
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    What do you want to learn?
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    March 4, 2023
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    It would be better if you change “completed” to “passed” or leave “completed” and take out “examination.” You pass a test and complete or earn a certificate.
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    March 4, 2023
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    First, your original answer of “watched some dogs were playing” is wrong and was corrected correctly by the other teacher. You can’t use “were playing” because it gives you two verbs in one clause. In your two examples, both constructions can be used because in the second, “watched some dog playing”, “playing” is used as an adjective modifying “dogs”. You could also write “watched some playing dogs”. The “ing” form is the present participle, but in addition to being used in the progressive tenses, can be used as a noun or as an adjective. The adjective usage is given above. “Playing is an important activity for children “ is an example of noun usage.
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    March 2, 2023
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    You have you tenses mixed. For third conditional, you need “If you ever had had the opportunity…”. Past perfect then past conditional. If you want to use “if you ever had”, you need to finish with “you could/should think about visiting”. This is second conditional. Past then conditional.
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    February 7, 2023
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