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    What does this sentefffnce means? Comprehensible Output.” differs “Comprehensible Input” from which is the contextual cut above what the learner has already established.
    March 31, 2012
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    if the rules are clear enogh ? Explain the Measuring Game to Children One exercise that can be utilized for learning English involving Math (simple addition and subtraction) is a measure lesson. Prepare a one-inch-rope and a piece of paper for each child. They can start with measuring the side of their tables. Let the children put the end of the rope on the edge of the table, and straighten the rope. Make a mark on the table at the other end of the rope and draw a line on the paper. Next put the end of the rope on the place that marked and straighten the rope again and make a mark on the table at the other end of the rope, draw another line on the paper. Repeat the steps till the rope overtops the table. Count the lines that are drawn on the paper, for example there are five lines. The child can say, “This table is about five inches long.” After the children have a good command of measuring with rope, they can measure the size of their feet, their arms and even their classmates’ height.
    March 12, 2012
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    Explain the Measuring Games to Children. Would you please help me to correct the article, if the rules are not clear enogh for young children. Thanks a lot One exercise that can be utilized for learning English involving Math (simple addition and subtraction) is a measure lesson. Prepare a one-inch-rope and a piece of paper for each child. They can start with measuring the side of their tables. Let the children put the end of the rope on the edge of the table, and straighten the rope. Make a mark on the table at the other end of the rope and draw a line on the paper. Next put the end of the rope on the place that marked and straighten the rope again and make a mark on the table at the other end of the rope, draw another line on the paper. Repeat the steps till the rope overtops the table. Count the lines that are drawn on the paper, for example there are five lines. The child can say, “This table is about five inches long.” After the children have a good command of measuring with rope, they can measure the size of their feet, their arms and even their classmates’ height.
    March 12, 2012
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  • Answered
    Yep. They are the same. 'You have done well' equals to 'You did a good job'
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    February 20, 2012
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    'Complain about' means the details you want to say something about it. For example 'He complains about the weather' or 'She complains about the bad habbit of her husband.' 'Complain to' means talking to someone about your worries or dissatisfaction. For example 'She complains to her friends about the ban habbit of her husband'
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    February 18, 2012
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    'Complain about' means the details you want to say something about it. For example 'He complains about the weather' or 'She complains about the bad habbit of her husband.' 'Complain to' means talking to someone about your worries or dissatisfaction. For example 'She complains to her friends about the ban habbit of her husband'
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    February 18, 2012
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  • Answered
    You can also say 'you meant to do it, or not?'
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    February 18, 2012
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    Probably. 'Once' here stands for 'as soon as' , and 'it' is needed or there will be no object. I think this sentence means 'He will regret what he has said , as soon as I have finished with him'
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    February 18, 2012
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  • Commented

    Yeah. What you said are we people actually need to put in mind.

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    February 18, 2012
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    There is a movie called <Get Low>. I got the idea from that.<img title="Tongue Out" src="http://www.italki.com/Scripts/tinymce/jscripts/tiny_mce/plugins/emotions/img/smiley-tongue-out.gif" alt="Tongue Out" border="0" />

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    February 18, 2012
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