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Click on why below to find out what the mistakes are.
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It's been a while since we practised prepositions, so let's do some. Take a look at the ten sentences and choose the correct preposition. What could be simpler??
hi all friends
i really miss u all ,, but in fact i have a awful work days
any how
i need a fast reply (if u please) 
about the rule here:
look at this dialoge
Woman: "What did the weather forecast say for today?"
Man : "It said there was an 80% possibility of rain"
Woman: "Oh, I ------ have brought my raincoat:
to fill that space we have 4 choices
a- must b- may c- should d- could
the right answer is :
c- should
but why? ,,, what is the rule of using "should have" if there is one
dear chris
im a new member of website,i see learning english is difficult
i have a question,i hope you wil hepl me
when we use ''to verb'' and when we you ''verb-ing'' or when we only ''verb''(not to verb)
example:supply the correct verb:
1,when i caught them cheating me, stoped (buy)petrol there and started (deal) with your station instead.
2,can you help me(find)my mistakes.
3.would you like me(turn)down the radia a bit?
thankyou very much
Hi,
Can anybody explain why in the following sentences:
1. The meeting lasted two hours.
2. The drought lasted for several months.
the verb "to last" is once used without a preposition and once with a preposition "for".
Is there any rule for this?
Thanks for help
Natalia
Hi,
Do anyone know when to use too and so because both seems to be same and i want to know where to use them as eg: too much or so much?
i hope that things are well
in fact i have 2 questions
1- The sunshine feels good ----- me
a) to 
for c) with d) into
& here my question ,,, when i can use for & when i can use too
what is the rule
2- That officer ------ his reports every morning
a) doing done c) do d) does
& here i guess that i don't know or understand the rule of choice at all
can u help me plz
P.S. i love this site
Sherif
thanx in advance
Take a look at these very short sentences:
"He's tall."
"He's dead."
They both contain adjectives: tall and dead.
Tall can be used in comparative sentences:
Take a look at this review of twelve tenses using example sentences. Getting the tenses write when you are speaking is going to make it a whole lot easier to make yourself understood.
"I play tennis."
"I played tennis."
