Hi Nederbulan, The word "geen" is used to negate a noun that, if not negated, would be preceded by "een". Is dat een auto? - Nee, dat is geen auto. (Is that a car? - No, that is not a car.) The word "geen" can also negate nouns that aren't preceded by any article, like some nouns in the plural and uncountable nouns. Hebben jullie tafels? - Nee, we hebben geen tafels. Hebben jullie geld? - Nee, we hebben geen geld. (Do you have tables? - No, we don't have tables.) (Do you have money? - No, we don't have money.) The word "niet" is kind of used in all other situations. Ik rook niet. - I don't smoke. Je hebt hem niet gehoord. - You didn't hear him. hope this helps?

Hey Nasri! Feel free to book a trial lesson or an informal lesson with me, if you want to practice your Dutch! Tot ziens! Nayan

Hi Heidi! I think “experience” is correct, because “survival training course” is the name of a course, in which multiple activities can be found. It is a collection of activities. “A great activity” would be a single exercise so it would be one activity, while ”a great experience” can last for example multiple days. If there is only 1 exercise about how to make a fire, then it could be “a great activity” and/or “a great experience”. But then it wouldn’t be called a course. If the training consists of multiple things, for example an exercise about making fire, an exercise about making drinking water and an exercise about gathering food, then you would say “the survival training course was a great experience”. So the word experience can be used for a combination of things: “studying in university was a great experience” While activity is used for a single action: “the teacher started his lesson with a fun activity” Hope this makes sense?

Hi! You use "as" when you want to tell something that is the same. "A car has the same amount of wheels as a bus" You use "than" when you want to tell something that is not the same. "A car has more wheels than a bike" Hope this helps?

Hi Alfredo, Downsizing is: "make smaller". In other words, if you downsize, that "something" becomes smaller. In business, the word is used to tell that a company gets rid of staff positions. So they will fire people and not hire new ones for those positions, to reduce costs. It's all about the money ;) Hope this helps? If you have any questions, feel free to ask!

I believe that it is combined, "not two more". A then has either 3 or more books more, 1 book more, equal amount of books to B or less books than B. So actually any amount of books but not "2 more" Hope this helps?

I believe that it means that the person was in London. "When I was in London."

Hi Castadiva, I don’t know this museum, but a google-search showed me that the address is: Fridart Stichting Utrechtsestraat 149 1017 VM Amsterdam Hope this helps!