Overused Words In English | Don't Get Stuck At Beginner English Level - Stop Speaking Basic English

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Dear Teacher, Your course is very good - For learners it is fast and not repeat. That should be more useful If you display the sentence and give little bit time afterwards than you can speech twice or three time. Pronansation should be display for all new words. Thank you

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2:35 I like the word homogenous but many people claim that the right word is actually homogeneous (with an extra "e" in it) and it is also pronounced differently.

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[@letstalk]

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You can use significant as an alternative for important

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We can also use cool and sweet in place of awesome

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We can also use compelling and absorbing instead of interesting

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we can also use engrossing instead of interesting

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[@lindafortin7999]

Bonjour, il y a une erreur dans ta phrase : The painting was resembling with the real landscape. Comme resemble est un verbe d’état, il ne peut être utilisé avec un présent progressif, de plus, il n’y a pas besoin de préposition (with). La phrase devrait être : The painting resembled the real landscape.

[@letstalk]

Since “resemble” is a stative verb, it’s typically used in the simple tense rather than the continuous tense. Instead of saying “resembling,” you would use “resemble” or “resembles” depending on the subject. Here are some ways to express the idea: 1. Simple Present: • “This flower resembles a rose.” • “He resembles his father.” 2. Present Participle in Descriptive Clauses: • “A structure resembling a medieval castle stood on the hill.” • “She wore a dress resembling that of a princess.” In the second example, “resembling” functions as a participle to describe something that is similar to another thing, but it isn’t the main verb in the sentence.

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@@letstalk resemble is a stative verb, but never continuous tense by English Teacher. Wrong: The painting was resembling with the real landscape. Correct: The painting resembled the real landscape.

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What's the difference between could and could have vs have +v3 .

[@letstalk]

“Could”: Talks about general ability or possibility in the past or hypothetical situations. • “Could have”: Discusses what was possible in the past but did not happen. • “Have + V3”: Describes completed actions in different time frames with relevance to the present, past, or future.

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Really..in spoken English?? They seem pretty academic and formal

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And some of them have different meanings. Not synonyms

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Your Idea is very good, but you are teaching for English People standard. Not for foreign people like me. Too fast , Pronounce is not clear enough etc.. Please make it once more Good luck .

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he was musing about his job

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Too much words in one vdeo

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You meant too many words. Word is a countable name so you have to use many instead of much.

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