Tuesday
June 18, 2013

Posts by Matthew


Total # Posts: 526

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Yes, it does make sense. Blasè means uninterested. Could you please check if everything is OK as I made a few changes? Thank you very much! 1) Mr. Otis buys Canterville Chase from Lord Canterville. After that, Mr. Otis drives with his family to Canterville Chase. 2) Whe...

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Writeacher, what does "blasè" mean? Example: I was getting a bit blasè by the time I had my last interview. I still need to check a sentence. Thank you very much. 1) Speaker 2 believes that appearance is important when going for an interview. For this r...

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Writeacher, I downloaded a few details about modals expressing possibility/probability but I'm still doubtful about their use. My questions to you are numbers 1-2. Using modals to talk about the present: 1)Will / won't We use will and won’t when we are very sure: ...

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Sorry, for asking you the same thing again, but I really don't know if I have to leave these two sentences as they are. 1. I have already been at school today. 2. I have already been to school today. (Is there a difference between them?) 3.I haven't been to the cinema ...

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Writeacher, I downloaded a few details about modals expressing possiblity/probabity but I'm still doubtful about their use. My questions to you are numbers 1-2. Using modals to talk about the present: 1)Will / won't We use will and won’t when we are very sure: ...

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I left out a sentence. Thank you very much, Writeacher. I haven't had my chess lesson yet. I haven't done my chess lesson (is a mistake). Can you suggest a site with exercises on the use of modals to express degrees of probabilities?

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Writeacher, I really hope you can have a look at my last examples. I need to know which are wrong. I still have a few doubts on the use of to/at/in after have been. Thank you for helping me. 1) I haven't gone out for a walk. I have already been to school (or at school) tod...

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I still have a few doubts on the use of to/at/in after have been. Thank you for helping me. 1) I haven't gone out for a walk. I have already been to school (or at school) today. I haven't been to the cinema yet today. 2) I've already gone shopping online. I've ...

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I still have a few doubts on sentences you checked yesterday. 1) I did/had/went for an interview. (Is "do" possible?) 2) I've just taken (done is a mistake) a grammar test. 3) I've just been tested orally in English. 4) I haven't taken an oral English tes...

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I retyped the first part considering your corrections. Can you check if it is OK now? Thank you very, very much. 1) Mr. Otis buys Canterville Chase from Lord Canterville. After that, Mr Otis drives with his family to Canterville Chase. When they arrive there, Mrs. Lucretia Oti...

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