How do you distinguish "is going to" and "will"
I don't know how to use "is going to" and "will". For instance: l'm going to leave. l will go. How to distinguish them?
November 18, 2016
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work in groups to make up your own fairy tale based on a familiar tale. why is "based" used here?
why don't we choose "basing" instead of "based"?
October 13, 2016
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which word can replace "lose one's way"?
I usually lose my way in Ukraine.
I usually ___in Ukraine.
