Q&A - P1 English
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japhys:
That's what I explained to him too...and I know he accepted \"unwillingly\"...
The problem is our lifestyle has made the exception a norm. I typically grab a sandwich for quick lunch but that is never really lunch food for me. Then you probably have to tell him from the angle of probability. What is the probability of people eating sandwiches for lunch (barring those fast food meals)? Does he regularly eat sandwiches for lunch?
But for tea-food, sandwiches is 100% one of the dishes. -
caroline3sg:
my interpretation that it is tea instead of lunch is because parents usually will want their kids (and even their playmates) to eat lunch at the dining table for good table manners sake
To me, it is definitely tea not lunch. You can't say stife creativity just because sandwiches can be eaten for lunch.
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ks2me:
ks2me,
She/He/It always wins.
I/We/They always win.
How to always win. (In this case the 'to' is the keyword ..to win..not to wins)
how about 'only'?
She/He/It only wins?
I/We/They only win?
or She/He/It/I/We/They only win?
TIA. -
Hi,
I need help on the following 2 questions.
Q1. The ice in the glass ________ melted.
(a) has (b) have
had
Q2. I ________ saved $200 over the past six months.
(a) has (b) have
had
Can someone help me with the answers and why please? TIA. -
Q1 has - it’s the ice, uncountable.
Q2 have - presently, your total is $200. If it was "had", it would have been in past e.g., I had saved $200 over 6 months of last year. -
jedamum:
Sorry Jedamum, just saw this question from you.
ks2me,ks2me:
She/He/It always wins.
I/We/They always win.
How to always win. (In this case the 'to' is the keyword ..to win..not to wins)
how about 'only'?
She/He/It only wins?
I/We/They only win?
or She/He/It/I/We/They only win?
TIA.
Yes only follows same rules as always.
She/He/It only loves to eat fish.
I/We/They only love to eat fish. -
ks2me:
TQ!!!
Yes only follows same rules as always. -
How about this one?
i) I love my toy parrot.
ii) I love my parrot toy. -
Full.Cream:
How about this one?
i) I love my toy parrot.
ii) I love my parrot toy.
I love my toy parrot.
You will say toy car not car toy right?
Unless the parrot's name is Toy then it will be I love my parrot, Toy.
Hahah. English, full of rules that contradict each other. -
Funz:
That's what I thought and have been using all my life.
I love my toy parrot.
You will say toy car not car toy right?
Unless the parrot's name is Toy then it will be I love my parrot, Toy.
Hahah. English, full of rules that contradict each other.
I saw the other version for the 1st time in the worksheet of my P1's English enrichement class. :?:
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