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    Q&A - P4 English

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      atutor2001
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      Zack7:

      You r right in 1 thing. Your English is really not good

      In half an hour doesn't only mean after half an hour.

      When it is used in the way as per the question, it takes on the meaning of a deadline timing. That's why you can't afford to delay.

      N you are such a hypocrite. Asking me to follow rules while you go about setting a bad example with all your stupid little insults.
      Damn it. Even the BBC got it wrong. How can they give the following explanation in their website which contradicts yours. They must be wrong as your england is so powderful.

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      in an hour

      If we are referring to a past time situation, in an hour means within the hour in question:

      My boss thought it would take longer, but I completed the report in half an hour yesterday afternoon.

      He wrote the novel in six weeks last summer when he was on holiday in Florida.


      If we are referring to a future situation, in an hour normally means after an hour has passed and can be used as the simpler alternative to in an hour's time.


      Extracted from http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/grammar/learnit/learnitv273.shtml

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        Superbugs
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        Rosyth SA1 Q3:


        Do give _______ sufficient time to rest so you will not feel tired.

        Answer sheet gives ‘ourselves’. It should be ‘yourself’ right?

        Pls help. Tks

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          Michaelia0816
          last edited by

          Of course is yourself!!!

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            Mdm Koh
            last edited by

            Another possible answer is ‘yourselves’.

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              Michaelia0816
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              Yes of course too

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                Michaelia0816
                last edited by

                i also was told that a good avid reader is the best at compo and compre(sharing points at the last question). Be a good speaker and to be good in oral.

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                  fightingmom
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                  Immerse in the language , that is , to read, speak and write. You can try tuning in to BBC news.

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                    Superbugs
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                    Pls help to confirm the correct answer for this question:


                    Cindy and Mandy _______ the dishes when the telephone rang.

                    Answer is ‘was washing’. Should be plura - were washing right?
                    Other choices are ‘is washing’ & ‘are washing’.

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                      tianzhu
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                      Superbugs:
                      Pls help to confirm the correct answer for this question:


                      Cindy and Mandy _______ the dishes when the telephone rang.

                      Answer is 'was washing'. Should be plura - were washing right?
                      Other choices are 'is washing' & 'are washing'.
                      Hi

                      Good Morning.

                      Cindy and Mandy were washing the dishes when the telephone rang.

                      Best wishes

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                        Superbugs
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                        tianzhu:
                        Superbugs:

                        Pls help to confirm the correct answer for this question:


                        Cindy and Mandy _______ the dishes when the telephone rang.

                        Answer is 'was washing'. Should be plura - were washing right?
                        Other choices are 'is washing' & 'are washing'.

                        Hi

                        Good Morning.

                        Cindy and Mandy were washing the dishes when the telephone rang.

                        Best wishes

                        Thank you!

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