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BibleIELTSkids -Walt
English
Feb 10, 2022
Well done! I simply loved the lesson and I believe you loved it too! Very interesting, great diversity, both for the content and the style, as much for the grammar and vocabulary, as for the speaking and pronunciation. I encourage you to persevere and practise as much as possible, knowing of course that practice makes perfect. If you don't already do so, I highly recommend you always think in the language you are speaking. That avoids you having to translate from your own native mother tongue language. By so doing, you will immediately have better sentence structure, improved grammar usage, as well as more precise and correct vocabulary. What I can suggest to you, as a useful homework exercise, is to try and think all day long in the language you are learning: when you are planning your day in the morning, as you do your shopping list, whilst eating, walking, resting, whenever you're waiting in a queue, etc. You'll be amazed how much progress you'll make! And let me know the results!^^
Dr. Aries ESL
English
Oct 22, 2020
Laura Manti, great job! You have a strong increase in overall English skills and fluency. In today's class session we: translation of music, and conversational speech. Please continue reading daily to increase fluency. Laura Manti, thank you for all your hard work.
Dr. Aries ESL
English
Oct 2, 2020
Thank you for the great class session. I look forward to your continued progress toward your English goals. Please continue to practice your English daily to increase your fluency. Thank you and I look forward to our next class session.
Dr. Aries ESL
English
Sep 25, 2020
Thank you for the wonderful class session. I have noticed a deep increase in your English skills. In a short period, you have increased your vocabulary, writing, and speaking skills. In our classes, we will continue to work on activities to further increase your skills. To date, we will work with audio and listening to enhance your repertoire. Please continue to practice your English, daily.
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  • Answered
    Hi Iona! Actually the second sentence is wrong. You could say: "Ho cambiato la disposizione dei mobili della cucina" --> this means you changed the arrangement of the furniture. Other possibility is: "Ho messo in ordine la cucina" --> this means you put the kitchen in order. SO let's go to the grammar!!! Some verbs in italian has 2 possibilities. "Cambiare" is one of that verbs! You can use both "essere" and "avere" but the meaning is different. We use "essere" when the meaning is that the subject changes himself --> "Marina è cambiata negli ultimi anni" (she grew up and maybe changed in her body and behaviours). We use "avere" when the subject changes something else --> "Ho cambiato cellulare, il mio era vecchio" (I changed mobile, mine was old); "Mia sorella ha cambiato casa, ora vive a Roma" (My sister changed house, now she lives in Rome). Hope everything is clear enough :-D
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    January 22, 2018
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    I'm not sure I understood the question! However I could say: La colazione è il primo pasto della giornata. = Breakfast is the first meal of the day. Or: Fare colazione è importante per iniziare bene la giornata! = Having breakfast is important to start the day well!
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    January 22, 2018
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    Please, could someone correct this sentence? the hostesses will invite people to take a selfie with the branded t-shirt and, then, to upload (or just upload without to?) it on Kellogg’s official page, demonstrating their energy in a creative way.
    January 17, 2018
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    Plural of hostess Does it exist the plural of hostess? Hostesses?
    January 17, 2018
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    Hi! sorry I don't speak portugues, just a little bit of spanish. For this question I advise you to go to the community menu and choose "language partner". Maybe there you can find what you are looking for :-) ;-)
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    January 17, 2018
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    è un nome, un sostantivo di genere femminile.
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    January 11, 2018
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    Gli ausiliari associati ai verbi che descrivono fenomeni meteorologici sono spesso oggetto di discussione. Secondo alcune grammatiche sarebbe corretto usare l'ausiliare "essere" con questi verbi --> "è piovuto" e non "ha piovuto". Tuttavia secondo l'Accademia della Crusca (che rappresenta il boss in questa materia!) il verbo piovere può adottare sia l'ausiliare "essere" che l'ausiliare "avere". Quindi si, puoi usare entrambi.
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    November 26, 2017
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    Come ha detto Samira, purtroppo scritta in questo modo la frase non ha senso. Se la frase è semplicemente questa è sbagliata. Puoi fornire un po' di contesto? Una possibilità potrebbe essere: "nessuno crede agli sbagli" (= no one believes in mistakes). Oppure, dovrebbe esserci una parte prima e un segno di punteggiatura dopo "nessuno".
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    November 17, 2017
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    May/ Could What is the right form and why? "This could be appropriate also in Italy" or "This may be appropriate also in Italy". Thank you!
    November 10, 2017
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  • Answered
    Se con "Yes, I do" intendi dire "Yes I have it", puoi dire "Si, ce l'ho!" Viceversa "No, I don't" --> "No, non ce l'ho"
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    October 25, 2017
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