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9 of 9 I can't decide ____ dress to wear, the blue one or the red one. what. which. What vs. Which: exercise: Complete and correct it immediately, then you will be able to check your knowledge with the related lesson.
21 de mar. de 2024 · 天天在我耳边说man，man，what can I say，问他是什么意思又不说
Syllables are units of sound which almost always have, with few exceptions, at least one vowel sound. In words of two or more syllables, one syllable is stressed while the others are said quickly and without emphasis. The only fixed rules for syllable stress are: 1) words can only have one stress and 2) the stress is always on a vowel.
"WHAT is your phone number?", "WHICH do you prefer, water or juice?" In this lesson we will teach you the differences between "what" and "which", pronouns that often cause confusion.
In this lesson you are going to read a conversation taking place in a supermarket. The beginner course is designed for those learners who are just starting out. Upon completion of the course, the student will have an understanding of the basic concepts of English and will be able to form simple phrasal constructions and sentences.
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Personal pronouns are used to substitute the name of a person or thing."I" or "he" are subject pronouns because they act as the subject of the sentence while "me" or "him" are object pronouns. Continue below for the lesson. In English, a distinction is made between when the pronoun acts as the subject (subject pronouns) of the sentence, as ...
Which. En contraste con “ what ”, usamos “which” cuando las opciones posibles son limitadas a un pequeño número (quizás 2, 3 o 4) y hay que seleccionar una entre ellas. Se puede utilizar tanto con cosas como con personas. Ejemplos:
Rest his knee for a month and wear a knee brace. Rest his knee for a week, put ice on it and wear a knee brace. Stop running. 8 of 8 When should Andrew return to the Doctor's office? In 10 days. In 7 days. In 14 days. At the Doctor's Office: exercise: Complete and correct it immediately, then you will be able to check your knowledge with the ...
When we add the ending “-ever” to interrogative pronouns such as “what” o “where”, they serve as pronouns, adjectives or conjunctions with a meaning more or less equivalent to “any”. When we use these compounds as interrogatives, they express surprise, indignation or exasperation. To demonstrate their various uses, below are ...
