I will be eating supper soon. Yes, we can begin.

My presentation is about the torrism
Can you check this phrase please"Terrorism has no country, no nationality. It also does not belong to a religion or a particular culture or civilization, it is a criminal act hostile to humanity and contrary to the messages of the heavenly "

Terrorism has no country, no nationality. It also does not belong to a particular religion or culture or civilization. It is a criminal act hostile to humanity and contrary to the messages of the heavenly.

Did you copy the above from something, or is it from your own head?

It is a translation to King's Abdullah speech.
Mr.GOOGLE did it

Hello my teacher,
Where are you?

I'm here, my eager student.

Thank you so much, I have finished 50% of the project.
Thank you again, I will complete it tomorrow
Have a gooooooooood day, the kindest teacher ever :)

I will be waiting here with tea and cookies.

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Originally Posted by FARES

Thank you so much, I have finished 50% of the project.
Thank you again, I will complete it tomorrow
Have a gooooooooood day, the kindest teacher ever :)

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Yes, she is indeed a Peach. We're lucky to have her here.

Yes, she is very kind.
I hope all the best for her, she helps me all the time.
God bless her.:)

Hello my teacher,
Can we continue, please?

I am here.

Thanks my teacher, I make a lot much problems for you with my questions.
Please can you sheck this phrace" Kingdome of Saudi Arabia has been suffering from terrorism since 1979. The most prominent terrorist operations:
1. ..................
2. ..................."
Is it a good heading ?

In perfect English:

Thanks, my teacher. I cause a lot of problems for you with my questions. [I love you anyway.]
Please check this:

The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has been suffering from terrorism since 1979. The most prominent terrorist operations are:
1.. .
2.. .

Is this a good heading? [Yes.]

[I love you anyway.]
>>Me to my teacher.
Thank you :)

Hello my teacher.. How is verything?
I have a question about plural and singular nouns
Nobody seem or seems?
None of the cars look or looks?
How can I know if the noun is singular or plural?
Really, it makes problems for me :(

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Originally Posted by FARES

Hello my teacher ..How is verything?
I have a question about plural and singular nouns
Nobody seem or seems?
None of the cars look or looks?
How can I know if the noun is singular or plural?
Really, it makes problems for me :(

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This is difficult even for native English speakers -- and even I, your beloved teacher, get it wrong sometimes!

Nobody [no body - singular] seems

"None" can be singular or plural, so see what is with it. None of the cars look -- "cars" is plural so we make "none" plural this time.

"None" may mean not one [singular] or not any [plural]. "None" can be either singular or plural depending on the sense of the phrase it is in.

If you think of "none" as "not one" or "not any" and substitute each of those in the place of "none" in order to figure out singular or plural, you will usually get it right.

That is Okay, my teacher.
I will continue search because a lot of word make the same problems.
Thank you. :)

Sorry, another question my teacher,
How do you spell the dates. For example, 23/3/2019
I think there are many ways to spell it?

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Originally Posted by FARES

Sorry, another question my teacher,
How do you spell the dates. For example, 23/3/2019
I think there are many ways to spell it?

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I'm not sure what you mean.

March twenty-third, twenty-nineteen?

March twenty-third, two thousand nineteen?

March 23, 2019?