...Our turn

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة adel gasmi96

I'm in folks...10x for the idea
Insh'Allah we get da purpose

you're welcome bro ... yeah we'll get it InshaAllah

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة Marwa Ching Chung

I'm with you girls we'll gonna be Great in English Inshallah but for me if we just start read books i mean English ones des romans je veux dire that helps us very well but i do not know a lot of English writers if you can tell us about them and their writings toothanks for the topic it is so sos interesting

good idea sister ...I appreciate your participation
thank you

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة نور الهداية1

hello
please would someone answer my question the conditional types how many types are there? & when do we use each one please

:here is my answer

there are 4 types of conditionnal but we count like this
type zero , type1, type2 ,typ3

we can check their uses on pages 201/202 from our book

[adel gasmi96]

Let me ask y'all some questions
What's the difference between:
1-Farther & Further
2-a Lot & alot
3- A While & Awhile
4- Died or Dead
5- Shade or Shadow

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة adel gasmi96

Let me ask y'all some questions
What's the difference between:
1-Farther & Further
2-a Lot & alot
3- A While & Awhile
4- Died or Dead
5- Shade or Shadow

Hello brother ... nice questions; thank youu

: annnd here is my attempt

1-Farther" refers to a physical distance, while "further" refers to a figurative distance"
?for example : How much farther to the police office
and

“Nothing could be further from the truth”

2- don't know

3- a while " is a noun that means "a short period of time" and " awhile is an adverd but it has the same meaning
:here is an example
I'll wait here awhile*
I'll wait here for a while*

" I think the second question has a close explanation to this one"

4 - Died = مات
Dead=ميّت

5- I'll write it later

thanksssssssss very much bro for the lovely participation
waitnig for others

also ... we'll wait for the correction after the members' attempt

[aminalina]

salam i'll be so happy if you accept me to learn english with you by the way i don't knew it very well so i hope that you will help me
(Accept my assurances of respect and appreciation)

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة aminalina

salam i'll be so happy if you accept me to learn english with you by the way i don't knew it very well so i hope that you will help me
(Accept my assurances of respect and appreciation)

Wa alaykoum essalam

I aaam so happy for your reply and I'll be so happier to see your participations here
we're all here to learn and improve our level ... so I hope you'll follow us to realise our objectif together

thanks for your passing by

[نورهان سالم]

thank you ..............

[adel gasmi96]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة أمل روسيكادا

Hello brother ... nice questions; thank youu

: annnd here is my attempt

1-Farther" refers to a physical distance, while "further" refers to a figurative distance"
?for example : How much farther to the police office
and

“Nothing could be further from the truth”

2- don't know

3- a while " is a noun that mean "a short period of time" and " awhile is an adverd but it has the same meaning
:here is an example
I'll wait here awhile*
I'll wait here for for a while*

" I think the second question have a close explanation to this one"

4 - Died = مات
Dead=ميّت

5- I'll write it later

thanksssssssss very much bro for the lovely participation
waitnig for others

also ... we'll wait for the correction after the members' attempt

Nice Attempt Sis

And about those quests
1st one : u've answered it correctly
2nd one: Let me tell ya dat there's the word "Alot" is not mentionned in the English , but there's 'a lot' ok?
3rd one: emm..u're approximitaly right! I'll let u and the other members to look about it
4th one: I noe that...but my purpose from this quest is as the following
we know all that we could use the Past Participle of a verb as an Adj..And Died is the P.P of the verb To Die
4instace.. can we say: My Granny is died/dead?
?N' by the way, What's the difference between using Can an' Could coz they're li'l bit different, and When we use each one of 'em
5th quest: I'd prefer not 2 answer it

Okey! I'll Insh'Allah participate more and more in order to make this subject breathing

Peace Out

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة adel gasmi96

Nice Attempt Sis

And about those quests
1st one : u've answered it correctly
2nd one: Let me tell ya dat there's the word "Alot" is not mentionned in the English , but there's 'a lot' ok?
3rd one: emm..u're approximitaly right! I'll let u and the other members to look about it
4th one: I noe that...but my purpose from this quest is as the following
we know all that we could use the Past Participle of a verb as an Adj..And Died is the P.P of the verb To Die
4instace.. can we say: My Granny is died/dead?
?N' by the way, What's the difference between using Can an' Could coz they're li'l bit different, and When we use each one of 'em
5th quest: I'd prefer not 2 answer it

Okey! I'll Insh'Allah participate more and more in order to make this subject breathing

Peace Out

so I only got 1/5 but this is not bad I learn new things from such questions that appeal to me so much

about the 4th quest I wanted to say that we only use "dead" as an adj not the PP
: in your eg we can say either
My Granny is dead
or
my Granny died

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can and could , they need a huge lesson I think

could is the past form of the model can*
we use "could" in polite requests but "can" we use it when we recommend something informally *
:eg
.could you give me your pen , please
.can you give me your pen
( we studied this before at the middle school)
also they have other uses and functions
you can add more bro

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?!why don't you wanna answer the 5th one
emmm

I found this after researching

:The difference is in the use of the terms
:We talk of 'shade' when we are talking of the area of darkness in reference to the source of light (sun etc) eg. We sit or walk in the shade.
'Shadow' on the other hand is used when we are talking of the area of darkness relative to or in reference to the object blocking the source of light. Shadow therefore refers to a shape cast by an object that blocks the sun or other source of light.eg: shadow of a tree.

[أمل روسيكادا]

here is the 1st execise I suggest to start with ...it's about reported speech

:exercise1
:complete the following

1) "Miley : "Do you want to dance
_________Miley asked me
2) "?Betty: "When did you come
_________Betty wanted to know
3) "?Mark: "Has John arrived
_________Mark asked me
4) "?Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car
_________Ronald asked me
5) "?Frank: "How much pocket money does Lisa get
_________Frank wanted to know

[adel gasmi96]

exercise1
:complete the following

1) "Miley : "Do you want to dance
(Miley asked me to dance(with him
or let's say
Miley asked me whether/if I wanted to dance
2) "?Betty: "When did you come
Betty wanted to know at what time/when I had come
3) "?Mark: "Has John arrived
Mark asked me if John had arrived
4) "?Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car
Ronald asked me where Maria parked her car
5) "?Frank: "How much pocket money does Lisa get
Frank wanted to know how much pocket money Lisa got

Hope I did well

About the difference btw Shade & Shadow
Shade: is protection from the sun, 4 instance : in a hot day, we're looking for a shade of a tree or a building to protect ourselves from the sun's heat
And the shade also seems less active.. Shade means also Sunglasses in Slang
Shadow: is "let's say" the picture made by s.t that blocks out the light, and it seems more active unlike the Shade
for exemple ,we can say :" Look at my shadow, It's taller than urs"

[أمل روسيكادا]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة adel gasmi96

exercise1
:complete the following

1) "Miley : "Do you want to dance
(Miley asked me to dance(with him
or let's say
Miley asked me whether/if I wanted to dance
2) "?Betty: "When did you come
Betty wanted to know at what time/when I had come
3) "?Mark: "Has John arrived
Mark asked me if John had arrived
4) "?Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car
Ronald asked me where Maria parked her car
5) "?Frank: "How much pocket money does Lisa get
Frank wanted to know how much pocket money Lisa got

Hope I did well

About the difference btw Shade & Shadow
Shade: is protection from the sun, 4 instance : in a hot day, we're looking for a shade of a tree or a building to protect ourselves from the sun's heat
And the shade also seems less active.. Shade means also Sunglasses in Slang
Shadow: is "let's say" the picture made by s.t that blocks out the light, and it seems more active unlike the Shade
for exemple ,we can say :" Look at my shadow, It's taller than urs"

well done bro ! perfect answer


about the difference between " shade " and "shadow"... is it not the same to the one I put before ? coz I found a little difference in the definition of the word "shade

[نور الهداية1]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة أمل روسيكادا

here is the 1st execise I suggest to start with ...it's about reported speech

:exercise1
:complete the following

1) "Miley : "Do you want to dance
_________Miley asked me
2) "?Betty: "When did you come
_________Betty wanted to know
3) "?Mark: "Has John arrived
_________Mark asked me
4) "?Ronald: "Where does Maria park her car
_________Ronald asked me
5) "?Frank: "How much pocket money does Lisa get
_________Frank wanted to know

okay i'll try to answer it (but i'm not very good at the reported speech)
1 miley asked me if/whether i had wanted to dance
2 betty wanted to know when he had came
3 mark asked me whether john had arrived
4 ronald asked me where maria had parked her car
5 frank wanted to know how much money lisa had got
i guess that's it if there is any mistakes plz let me know

[biba_g]

Salam Alykoum


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i'm so glad to read this topic ...............really we need to improve our self especially in foreign

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so i'm totally agree with you sis

[Anouàre Bechir]

good idea
thanks