Root words: understand word parts
Recognize roots, prefixes, and suffixes in everyday English words to determine word meanings and select the right form for your sentences.
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“There is no paper left in the copier on the third floor.”
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4/4 · Write a Formal Letter: Clear Rules and Examples (B1)
Write a short formal letter in English with a clear purpose, suitable greeting, organized paragraphs, polite request, and closing.
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Today's 4 English lessons, free, 5 minutes each:
1. Interrogative adjectives (B1)
2. Educational Goals Essay (B2)
3. abstract nouns (B1)
4. Write a Formal Letter (B1)
A link for each one below · Roundup 1 · 27 Sep
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3/4 · abstract nouns: everyday rules and examples (B1)
Identify abstract nouns, understand their countability, and choose the correct forms and articles in everyday sentences.
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Answer: B) Our garden team planted thirty tomato seedlings this morning.
The word team is a collective noun naming the group of workers as a unit.
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Collective nouns: choose the right group
Choose common collective nouns for groups of people, animals, and everyday objects, use correct plural member forms, and apply appropriate verb agreement.
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Which sentence uses a collective noun to name a group of people?
A) Three separate volunteers walked through the front gate.
B) Our garden team planted thirty tomato seedlings this morning.
C) Every worker brought personal gloves and boots to the site.
Answer below. (3/3)
Answer (Lesson 1485): B) I am ready to welcome our guests.
The speaker is the subject describing a state, so the correct pronoun is I.
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Which sentence correctly uses the subject pronoun to describe who is ready?
A) Me am ready to welcome our guests.
B) I am ready to welcome our guests.
C) Me is ready to welcome our guests.
Answer tomorrow · Lesson 1485
Grammatical Case in English: Types and Everyday Use
Identify subject, object, possessive, and reflexive pronoun forms, then choose the form that matches the pronoun's role in everyday sentences.
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Crossed wires
Use get your wires crossed when two or more people understand the same situation differently.
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Answer: It is a current solution that is not meant to last permanently and may change. — The expression marks an arrangement as temporary and open to future change without…
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Quick B2 check: Which statement best describes an arrangement made 'for the time being'?
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Answer: Baking bread by measuring your own flour, yeast, salt, and water — Baking with raw pantry ingredients starts at the first stage without a pre-made base, which fits…
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Quick B2 check: Which situation is the best example of doing something from scratch?
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