Peter Pan. The Boy Who Can Fly | Learn English Through Story Level 1🌟 | English learning | audio

Peter has run away from home and has become forever young.
In this video, you will learn about: Peter Pan, the boy who can fly!
The Lost Boys and their amazing treehouse.
Mermaids, pirates, and a ticking crocodile! ‍♀️
Why Neverland is a place where kids never grow up!
Do you dream of flying to a magical island?
Then buckle up and get ready for a fun adventure with Peter Pan!
Leave a comment below and tell us what your favorite part of Neverland is!
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❤❤Interesting!

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Thanks a lot for this interesting story

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So nice of you. Thanks

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I have a question noun+would =noun'd. For example the answer would be clear; can we say the answer'd be clear Is this rule correct?

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The rule noun + would = noun'd is not correct. Would is a helping verb, it doesn't directly combine with nouns to form a new noun. Sometimes, you create a noun in English by adding suffixes eg. write = writer or run= runner. However, 'would' is not a verb itself. It is a helping verb. For clarity and proper grammar, the contraction "The answer'd be clear" is just better to write in full (The answer would be clear). I hope I answered your question.

[@changeyourlife141]

@@goenglishstories3665 yes i got it even in speaking way we can not do that? Thanks in advance