Thaaaanks... a lot my teacher
because I have a lot of work today I will not keep new words..
tomorrow I will write new words with their sentences.. if you allow to me.. ^_^
thanks again

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if you allow to me ..^_^

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You're welcome. I look forward to your next post.

Hi WG...
My new words are..
1.Background,ex.. Background in brief
2.Concept,ex.. The concept of do evrything now doesn't suit me.
3.predict,ex.. I predicted that I will succeed and I did.
4.negotiation,ex.. The negotiations were faild.
5.efficiently,ex.. He have done the homework efficintly.

I'm sorry if my posts make a lot of troubles for you:(

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I'm sorry if my posts make a lot of troubles for you:(

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STOP APOLOGIZING, or I am going to smack you!! I LOVE helping you!!

Hhhhhhhhhhhhh Ok.. I will not do it again.. I;m sorry.. hhhhhhhhhh :)
You didn't answer mefor post nomber 2 yet..

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Hi WG...
my new words are..
1.Background,ex..Background in brief
2.Concept,ex..The concept of do evrything now doesn't suit me.
3.predict,ex..I predicted that I will succeed and I did.
4.negotiation,ex..The negotiations were faild.
5.efficiently,ex..He have done the homework efficintly.

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Are you supposed to make complete sentences?

1. She gave us only a brief idea about her background.

2. The concept of "do everything now" doesn't suit me. [It's slang, so use quote marks.]

3. I predicted that I will succeed, and I did. [Put a comma between two independent clauses.]

4. The negotiations failed. [You do not need "were."]

5. He has done the homework efficiently. [I have, you have, he/she/it has -- use the correct number of the verb.]

Be careful with your spelling. Check your work before you post it or turn it in to your teacher.

Nice job, FARES!

Thanks..
But allow me to ask you about nomber 3..
Whene I used were.. I meant (faild) as an adj not as verb.
The negotiations were faild.(in the past)

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Thanks..
but allow me to ask you about nomber 3..
whene I used were..I meant (faild) as an adj not as verb.
The negotiations were faild.(in the past)

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U.S. English would not say it that way.

Hi again WG..
I want to ask about this rule...
If.. verb2..,. would or could.. EX,If everyone in the world speak English,it would be able to connect with all the world easily.

Hi WG..
Which one is correct...
My duty is to protect you... Or... I have a duty to protect you

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Hi WG..
which one is correct...
My duty is to protect you...Or...I have a duty to protect you

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Both are correct. In the first one, "duty" is the subject (and emphasized, important). In the second one, "I" is the subject.

Thanks :)

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Hi again WG..
I want to ask about this rule...
If..verb2...,...would or could..EX,If everyone in the world speak English,it would be able to connect with all the world easily.

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If all people in the world spoke English, they would be able to connect with all the world easily. DEFINITE MOOD (will happen)
If all people in the world spoke English, they could be able to connect with all the world easily. CONDITIONAL MOOD (might happen)

Hi.. WG..
Which one is correct..
I am learning driving a car? OR I am learning driving a car?

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Hi..WG..
Which one is correct..
I am learning driving a car? OR I am learning driving a car?

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Neither one is correct.

Use the infinitive form. Now try it that way.

Oh I forgot to write the second one..
I am learning drive a car? Is it all right?

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oh I forgot to write the second one..
I am learning drive a car? is it alright?

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No. Make "drive" an infinitive form.

Drive drove driven
So the infinitive is drive>>>?

What is the infinitive form of a verb?