Writing - Transitions - in addition, moreover, furthermore, another
Level - Advanced
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⚜ Grammar Lesson ⚜

🔉 As VS. Like 🔉

❓What is the difference between As and Like?

As and Like can be very confusing for many English learners. Today, I'm going to explain how they're different.

🔆 As 🔆
💮Proposition/Conjunction💮

👉 As may function as a preposition and is used when we talk about a job or function.

🔔 Example 🔔

💭 I work as a cook.
💭 He used my pen as a weapon.

👉 As may also be used as a conjunction meaning "In the same way that..."

🔔 Example 🔔

💭 She behaved as her teacher told her.
💭 Walk just as I do.
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🔆 Like 🔆
💮Proposition/Conjunction💮

👉 Like may be used as preposition meaning similar to. It is used to compare things.

🔔 Example 🔔

💭 He worked like a dog.
💭 She sings just like her mom.

👉 Like is often used in place of the subordinating conjunction "as, or as if".

🔔 Example 🔔

💭 They look like they've been fighting. = They look as if they've been fighting.
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🌿 COMPARATIVES
TO Show Progression
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📕📘For making a suggestion.👇👇

✅Why don't we +[verb]
📚Why don't we go for a walk?


📕Let's +[verb]
✅Let's go for a walk..


📕How about +[ing]
✅How about going for a walk?


📕What if we +[verb]
✅What if we go for a walk?


📕I think we +[ modal verb ]+[verb ]
✅I think we should go for a walk".


📕Maybe we + [modal verb ] +verb
✅Maybe we could go for a walk. "
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🔹Common Mistakes 🔹

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❌ She was boring in the classroom.
✅ She was bored in the classroom.

5⃣
❌ I must to text him.
✅ I must text him.

6⃣
❌ Every students like the teacher.
✅ Every student likes the teacher.
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🌱 To Match Vs To Fit Vs To Suit 🌱
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As we approach Valentine's Day, we will learn a few sentences to express love and affection
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🔹Common Mistakes 🔹

7⃣
❌ Although we were running late, but we watched the movie.
✅ Although we were running late, we watched the movie.

8⃣
❌ I enjoyed from the show.
✅ I enjoyed the show.

9⃣
❌ I look forward to meet her.
✅ I look forward to meeting her.
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🍃 Try + _ing or to + verb 🌱
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English Pronunciation: 12 commonly confused word pairs
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🌿 5 Verbs followed by _ing ☘
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❓ what's the difference between bad and badly??

🔻🔺Bad vs. Badly🔺🔻

📢Definition:

🔴The adverb badly is used to tell how something is done.

🔴 The adjective bad is used to refer to health or feelings .

✔️ to complete linking verbs such as :
🔸 seem
🔹 look
🔸 taste
🔹 smell

🔔Examples⬇️

1. Our football team played
(bad ❌, badly✅) last night.

🔅Our football team played badly last night.

2. John felt
(bad✅, badly❌) about the loss.

🔅John felt bad about the loss.

3.The medicine doesn't taste
too
(bad✅, badly❌).

🔅The medicine doesn't taste too bad.

4. Our science project went
(bad❌, badly✅).

🔅Our science project went badly.

5. The air in the sewer smelled
(bad ✅,badly❌ ).

🔅 The air in the sewer smelled bad.

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Writing Letters: formal & informal English
Level _ Intermediate
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How to discuss a topic in a group
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⚜ Grammar Lesson ⚜

🔉 Lay VS. Lie 🔉

These two verbs could be easily confused since they're one of the most difficult irregular verbs. You need to understand their meaning before learning how to use them.
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💬 Definition of LAY

Lay means to put something or someone down. Remember, PUT STH DOWN. Hence, 'lay' is a transitive verb, which means a direct object will follow it.

🔔 Example

➖ I laid my books on the table.
◽️ I put my books on the table.

➕ Don't lay the shirt on the bed.
◽️ Don't put the shirt on the bed.
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💬 Definition of LIE

Lie means to rest or recline, so hence, this verb is intransitive, which means no direct object will be following it.

🔔 Example

➖ I lie on the bed.
◽️ I rest on the bed.

➕ Her cat lies on the floor.
◽️ Her cat rests on the floor.
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🔴 Now look at this chart 👇

🔅 LAY 🔅

Infinitive 👉 to lay
Definition 👉 to put sth down
Simple Present 👉 lay(s)
Simple Past 👉 laid
Past Participle 👉 laid
Present Participle 👉 laying

🔅 LIE 🔅

Infinitive 👉 to lie
Definition 👉 to rest
Simple Present 👉 lie(s)
Simple Past 👉 lay
Past Participle 👉 lain
Present Participle 👉 lying
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