When to use PERCENT and PERCENTAGE | English Speaking Practice

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[@TrangLe-gu1bs]

thank you so much for this video. it's very helpful to me. by the way, could you pls help to show me what the difference between the percentage of and the percentages of? thank you in advance.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

That's a great question, thank you. "The Percentage of"is used when referring to a single proportion or share of a whole. It focuses on one specific fraction or rate out of 100. Example: The percentage of students who passed the exam is 85%. Here, "the percentage of" refers to a single specific proportion of all students who passed the exam. Another example: We need to reduce the percentage of errors in our reports. This sentence uses "the percentage of" to talk about one specific rate of errors in the reports. "The Percentages of" is used when referring to multiple proportions or shares of different wholes. It indicates that there are several distinct percentages being discussed. Example: The percentages of different ethnic groups in the survey varied widely. In this case, "the percentages of" refers to multiple proportions, each representing a different ethnic group in the survey. Another example: We analyzed the percentages of various income levels across the regions. Here, "the percentages of" refers to the different income levels (each with its own percentage) across various regions. "The percentage of" is used when talking about one single part of a whole, while "the percentages of" is used when referring to multiple parts of different wholes. I hope that helps! Steve

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@@SingleStepEnglish thank you so much Mr. Steve. It's very clear. Now I feel more confident when using them. Thank you 😁

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)I just remembered my wallet on halfway to the town 2)My room is over there 3)A)I will tell you that 2 day before you go abroad B)I will tell him 3day before the festival 4)I want to finish this work today itself. (Help him to get or help home get a 5)a)I want to help him to get a student placement in the university. B)I want to help him get a student placement in the university. 6)I prayed on the street today 7)what caused him death? 8)I can't force you to watch the movie I watched in theatre 9)a)can you remember the person you scolded at the dispensary B)can you remember the person who scolded you in the dispensary. C)can you remember the guy you scolded in front of me at dispensary? 10)a)I went halfway to the town. B)I remembered my phone on halfway to the restaurant C)can you remember the girl whom you insulated in front me at the dispensary

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)I just remembered my wallet on halfway to the town I remembered that I forgot my wallet when I got halfway to town. 2)My room is over there OK 3)A)I will tell you that 2 day before you go abroad two days B)I will tell him 3day before the festival three days 4)I want to finish this work today itself. Since "this" describes the work you do not need "itself." (Help him to get or help home get a 5)a)I want to help him to get a student placement in the university. See B) below B)I want to help him get a student placement in the university. OK 6)I prayed on the street today OK 7)what caused him death? What caused his death? 8)I can't force you to watch the movie I watched in theatre ...in the theatre. 9)a)can you remember the person you scolded at the dispensary? OK. B)can you remember the person who scolded you in the dispensary? OK C)can you remember the guy you scolded in front of me at dispensary? ...at the dispensary? 10)a)I went halfway to the town. OK B)I remembered my phone on halfway to the restaurant No need for ON. I remembered my phone halfway to the restaurant C)can you remember the girl whom you insulated in front me at the dispensary Insulated? Insulted?

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)You are the one who don't know anything about that. Is it correct 2)If the person is coming in the night or going the night or walking in the night (It shows that it's after 12 clock ) 3)a)You already altered my denim B)You already got my denim altered 4)Stop him from coming the school 5)I want to choose a course through the student's decision making process 6)He doesn't look after for himself 7)a)This is new thing to me. B)This is new thing for me.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)You are the one who don't know anything about that. Is it correct ...who doesn't know.... 2)If the person is coming in the night or going the night or walking in the night going in the night or walking in the night. (It shows that it's after 12 clock ) 3)a)You already altered my denim OK B)You already got my denim altered OK 4)Stop him from coming the school ...from coming to school. 5)I want to choose a course through the student's decision making process OK 6)He doesn't look after for himself ...after himself. 7)a)This is new thing to me. This is a new thing to me. B)This is new thing for me. See above

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@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help

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My sir , Could you please tell me? Which is correct To or with here ? 1)I'm familiar with this song 2)I'm familiar to this song 3)I'm familiar with it 4)I'm not familiar with this situation 5)I'm not familiar to this situation 6)I'm not familiar to this name 7)I'm not familiar with this name . 8)This name is not familiar to me 9) This name is not familiar with me 10)a)I'm familiar with Ben B)I'm familiar to ben C)the Ben is not familiar to me D)the Ben is not familiar with me

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)I'm familiar with this song OK 2)I'm familiar to this song ...with this song. 3)I'm familiar with it OK 4)I'm not familiar with this situation OK 5)I'm not familiar to this situation See 4) 6)I'm not familiar to this name See 7) 7)I'm not familiar with this name . Perfect. 8)This name is not familiar to me Also, perfectly fine. 9) This name is not familiar with me ...to me. 10)a)I'm familiar with Ben OK B)I'm familiar to ben This is possible. It means that Ben knows about me. C)the Ben is not familiar to me Ben is not... D)the Ben is not familiar with me See C) above.

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I will do it today itself. Ok sir?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I don't think you need the word "itself" at the end. I will do it today. OR... I will do it today by myself.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)Can you help me get a job ? B)can you help me to get a job what is the difference 2)A)Three strengths of mine or me. B)these are strength of mine or me. 3)I will call you in different time 4)Press my head harder or hard 5)He spoke to me from his bottom of his heart 6)He has more power than her 7)They killed them alive 8)Save my number in your contacts 9)If one of these happen don't get me wrong 10)do you have to sit you an exam near or nearby

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)Can you help me get a job ? OK B)can you help me to get a job what is the difference People will use both, but 1) is better. 2)A)Three strengths of mine or me. ...of mine are... B)these are strength of mine or me. These are strengths of mine. 3)I will call you in different time I will you at a different time. 4)Press my head harder or hard Press my head harder. 5)He spoke to me from his bottom of his heart He spoke to me from the bottom of his heart. 6)He has more power than her OK 7)They killed them alive They killed them while they were alive. 8)Save my number in your contacts OK 9)If one of these happen don't get me wrong If one of these things happen, don't _________. I am not sure how to finish this sentence. 10)do you have to sit you an exam near or nearby Do you have to sit for an exam nearby? Is this the meaning?

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[@PankajKumar-hf8in]

sir explain basic difference percent and ratio

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Great questions, thanks! A ratio is a comparison of two quantities expressed as a fraction or a decimal. It represents the relationship between the two quantities in terms of the amount of one quantity relative to the other. For example, a ratio of 2:1 means that one quantity is twice the amount of the other quantity. On the other hand, percent is a way of expressing a ratio as a fraction of 100. It is a measure of the relative size of one quantity compared to another expressed as a fraction of 100. For example, if there are 20 boys and 30 girls in a class, the ratio of boys to girls is 20:30 or 2:3. The percent of boys in the class is (20/50) x 100 = 40% and the percent of girls is (30/50) x 100 = 60%. Examples: If a recipe calls for a ratio of 2 cups of flour to 1 cup of milk, this means that the amount of flour is twice the amount of milk. The percent of flour is (2/3) x 100 = 66.67% and the percent of milk is (1/3) x 100 = 33.33%. If a company's profits increased from $100,000 to $150,000, the ratio of the increase in profits is 150,000:100,000 or 3:2. The percent increase in profits is [(150,000-100,000)/100,000] x 100 = 50%. I hope that helps! Steve

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1))That cat will get drowned take the cat from sea cliff. B)he will get drowned If he stands there C)That cat is going to drown save it. 2)If I were in Cambodia I would be able to get the job . 3)There are lots of programmes will be conducted in that mgr hall. Or at that mgr hall. Can we use at and in here . 4)The pepole are allowed to drink at this bar. 5)A)He got promoted to another position. B)He got promoted to higher level position 6)a)She killed the animal by herself. B)She killed the animal yesterday What is the difference 7)I finished that work yesterday onwards. 8)A)It indicates that it's indian english B)I found that it was Indian english 9)I can touch my nose with my tongue 10)a)If I had a chance to work in working environment I would have showed my skills B)He is diagnosed with autism

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1))That cat will get drowned take the cat from sea cliff. That cat will drown, you better take the cat away from the sea cliff. B)he will get drowned If he stands there He will drown if he stands there. C)That cat is going to drown save it. The cat is going to drown; save it. 2)If I were in Cambodia I would be able to get the job . OK 3)There are lots of programmes will be conducted in that mgr hall. Or at that mgr hall. Can we use at and in here . Either one is fine. 4)The people are allowed to drink at this bar. OK 5)A)He got promoted to another position. e OK B)He got promoted to higher level position ...to a higher level position. 6)a)She killed the animal by herself. OK B)She killed the animal yesterday What is the difference Both have the same meaning. 7)I finished that work yesterday onwards. You do not need onwards. 8)A)It indicates that it's indian english OK B)I found that it was Indian english OK 9)I can touch my nose with my tongue OK. Actually, I can do that ;-) 10)a)If I had a chance to work in working environment I would have showed my skills ....in a working environment.... B)He is diagnosed with autism He was diagnosed with....

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)a)My parents is good or my parents are good B)How are your parents C)how is your parents 2)Do you have power in your home or at your home which preposition is correct 3)a)My brother will come late. B)My brother will come later 4)The president has been humiliated by the president Lady interviewer how to say in english? Can't we say interwneee 5)If I want to get the written articles which have written on my paper how to get that into pdf or word ? Is there any iPhone software ? 6)He is acting like nothing happened in that area. 7)a)They are working with group of eight universities of Australia B)They are working with group of eight universities in Australia 8)Are they have children 8) i have Few information about that subject or Less information 9)She gave her birth to 3 child 10)a)Whoever he may be I will help that person. B)I have been observing from the beginning or at the beginning C)don't take reverse (reverse the car) D)He is taking reverse by his car

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)a)My parents is good or my parents are good Two parents, so they ARE good. My mother is good. My parents are good. B)How are your parents C)how is your parents ARE 2)Do you have power in your home or at your home which preposition is correct Either one is fine. 3)a)My brother will come late. OK B)My brother will come later Alos, possible. 4)The president has been humiliated by the president The president has humiliated himself. Lady interviewer how to say in english? Can't we say interwneee The woman interviewer 5)If I want to get the written articles which have written on my paper how to get that into pdf or word ? Is there any iPhone software ? If I want to get the written articles which have been written about my paper, how can I get that into pdf or word ? Is there any iPhone software ? 6)He is acting like nothing happened in that area. OK 7)a)They are working with group of eight universities of Australia ...with a group of.... B)They are working with group of eight universities in Australia See above 8)Are they have children Do they have children? 8) i have Few information about that subject or Less information I have very little information about that subject. 9)She gave her birth to 3 child She gave birth to three children. 10)a)Whoever he may be I will help that person. OK B)I have been observing from the beginning or at the beginning ...from the beginning

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@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help. Because of you I'm able to learn many things about english.

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My sir, Could you please tell me where should I use ? New to me and new for me Are these Sentences grammatically correct? New to me and new for me 1)This thing is new to me 2)This thing is new for me 3)This place is new to me 4)This place is new for me 5)This work is new to me 6)This work is new for me 7)This work is new for me to do 8)This work is new to me to do 9)Driving a car is new to me or Driving a car is new for me 10)This situation is new to me or This situation is new for me. 11)a)I'm new to this place B)I'm new for this place

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)This thing is new to me OK 2)This thing is new for me Also, fine. 3)This place is new to me 4)This place is new for me 5)This work is new to me 6)This work is new for me 7)This work is new for me to do 8)This work is new to me to do 9)Driving a car is new to me or Driving a car is new for me 10)This situation is new to me or This situation is new for me. Both are possible for all of these. “New to me” is more common to use because it can be something specific or something general whereas we usually only use “new for me” to show that the whole situation is new. 11)a)I'm new to this place OK B)I'm new for this place This actually is incorrect. 11)a) is correct.

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@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Can we say? Situation I don't know anything about subject Which one do I want to use ? 1)this subject is new to me or new for me.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I don't know anything about this/that subject.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

This subject is new to me. OR... This subject is new for me.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? I'm using these Sentences for a particular or specific night. One day (In the night ) Can we use at night these all Sentences too? 1)I called you in the night. 2)He is going out in the night today. 3)He talked to me in the night. 4)He slept in the night 5)He went to his place in the night 6))He played football in the night 7)He was cooking the meal in the night 8))He was teaching English in the night 9)a)he was chatting with his friends in the night 10)he was travelling to London in the night 11) I will call you in the night or I will call you tonight

[@SingleStepEnglish]

When something happens between the evening and the morning, you can use both 'at night' and 'in the night'. However, 'in the night' is much less common and is used to mean 'during the night'.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I would write either of these: at night in the evening during the night

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, I want to know the sentences which I have made was suitable for in the night situation or not ?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I think this might depend on each situation.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Question: What percent of the population in your country eats bread for breakfast? Answer: About ______% of the population eats bread for breakfast in my country (or you can write the name of your country).

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)a)I want to share about this matter with you B)Your are parents are helping you speak English C)Your are parents are helping you speaking English 2)It impacted on me in a bad way 3)The protests pushed the thugs and mobs into the river . 4)a)This government is corrupted . B)the politicians are corrupted 5)This scholarship differs country to country 6)a)It differs from place to place B)Place to place it differs 7)The protesters blew the mob down 8)a)Tear your paper into 2 pieces. B)Rip up the paper into 2 pieces 9)Don't you have power in your home or at your home 10)I want to go for a vacation B)we have to sort out this problem within us. C)we have to sort out this problem within ourselves

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)a)I want to share about this matter with you I want to share this matter with you. B)Your are parents are helping you speak English Your parents are helping you speak English. C)Your are parents are helping you speaking English See above 2)It impacted on me in a bad way It impacted me in a bad way. 3)The protests pushed the thugs and mobs into the river . OK 4)a)This government is corrupted . corrupt B)the politicians are corrupted corrupt 5)This scholarship differs country to country ...differs from... 6)a)It differs from place to place OK B)Place to place it differs OK 7)The protesters blew the mob down ...knocked the mob down. 8)a)Tear your paper into 2 pieces. OK B)Rip up the paper into 2 pieces OK 9)Don't you have power in your home or at your home eEther one is fine. 10)I want to go for a vacation I want to go on a vacation. B)we have to sort out this problem within us. We have to sort out this problem among us. C)we have to sort out this problem within ourselves ...among ourselves.

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@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help

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My sir, Could you please tell me?are these Sentences grammatically correct? On other thread you told me we can't use itself .since we use this ? Could you please tell me which are the pharses we cannot use with ITSELF? One is This? Others ? Then why what is the rules? How can I use ? 1)I finished this work yesterday itself 2)I finished the work yesterday itself 3)I finished my work yesterday itself 4)the manager will call you tomorrow itself 5)I want to go to office now itself 6)the problem solved itself The problem solved today itself

[@SingleStepEnglish]

For 1)...do you mean "by myself"? 1)I finished this work yesterday by myself.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish no sir

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)I finished this work yesterday itself 2)I finished the work yesterday itself 3)I finished my work yesterday itself 4)the manager will call you tomorrow itself 5)I want to go to office now itself 6)the problem solved itself 7)The problem solved today itself

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I feel that you do not need "itself" for sentences 1) - 3) 4) The manager will call you tomorrow himself. 5) I want to go to the office now. 6) Correct! 7) The problem solved itself today. Let me know if you have any more questions about this.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Sir, When can I use today itself, tomorrow itself yesterday itself ? Can you give more examples?

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)You were always great to be around . What is the meaning 2)I got benefited from that organisation. 3)Why is it so cold on your set . 4)I will inform you two days before I go abroad. 5)I will buy the festive clothes three days before the festival. 6)A)he Speaks from the bottom of his heart. B)he Speaks from the heart 7)a)She grew up in Muslim family. B)she grew up from the Christian family. 8)The call will automatically end because this app has given 1 hours time to talk with others 9)When I typed something on the instragam the words changed automatically by itself due to phone auto dictionary mode. 10a))He reviewed about me on the Facebook B)he took his revenge on me

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)You were always great to be around . What is the meaning It was always fun spending time together with you. 2)I got benefited from that organisation. I got a benefit from that.... 3)Why is it so cold on your set? OK 4)I will inform you two days before I go abroad. OK 5)I will buy the festive clothes three days before the festival. OK 6)A)he Speaks from the bottom of his heart. OK B)he Speaks from the heart OK 7)a)She grew up in Muslim family. ...in a Muslim.... B)she grew up from the Christian family. ...in a Christian family. 8)The call will automatically end because this app has given 1 hours time to talk with others ...has only given one hour to.... 9)When I typed something on the instragam the words changed automatically by itself due to phone auto dictionary mode. When I type something on Instagram, the words changed automatically by itself due to the auto dictionary mode on the phone . 10a))He reviewed about me on the Facebook He gave me a review on Facebook. B)he took his revenge on me He took out his revenge on me.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)a)Do you have word for this ? B)Do you have word for it ? Are these both sentences same or ? 2)a)I shared about my coach on Facebook. B)I shared about my life on Facebook 3)He shared about Srilanka situation on Facebook . 4)I want to share about that matter with you. Is it wrong grammatically? 5)I kept your parcel in the bed or in the bed. Can we use bothways? What is the meaning? 6)A)the Ants crawled over bread. B)Ants are piling near the bread 7)a)How are your things B)How is your things 8)He stole the money from the bank 9)a)There was an accident in the middle of the road B)There was an accident on the Road 10)a)If you speak someone who doesn't know how do you feel ? B)If you speak someone who doesn't know you how do you speak with him? C)If you speak someone who don't know you he will definitely ask you who are you?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)a)Do you have word for this ? Do you have a word for this? B)Do you have word for it ? OK Are these both sentences same or ? It can be a word or a phrase. 2)a)I shared about my coach on Facebook. OK B)I shared about my life on Facebook OK 3)He shared about Srilanka situation on Facebook ....about the situation in Sri Lanka on FB. 4)I want to share about that matter with you. Is it wrong grammatically? No, it is not wrong. 5)I kept your parcel in the bed or in the bed. Can we use bothways? What is the meaning? You wrote "in the bed" for both. Did you mean, on the bed? 6)A)the Ants crawled over bread. ...on the bread. B)Ants are piling near the bread Ants are lining up near the bread. This is because ants usually form a line when they move. 7)a)How are your things How are things with you? B)How is your things Or simply...how are things? 8)He stole the money from the bank OK 9)a)There was an accident in the middle of the road OK B)There was an accident on the Road OK 10)a)If you speak someone who doesn't know how do you feel ? If you speak to someone who doesn't know you, how do you feel? B)If you speak someone who doesn't know you how do you speak with him? If you speak to someone who doesn't know you, how do you speak with them? C)If you speak someone who don't know you he will definitely ask you who are you? If you speak to someone who doesn't know you, he will definitely ask who you are?

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big Can't I use ? The Ants crawled over the bread

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Yes, you can use that. The ants crawled over the bread.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me in these Sentences which can I use at the night and in the night? Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? Could you please tell me what is difference between? In the night At the night Where should I use this ? Please correct my sentences amd please tell me where should I use? 1)A)I called you in the night. B)I called him at the night. 2)a)He is going out in the night. B)He is going out at night. 3)a)He talked to me in the night B)He talked to me at the night 4)a)He slept at the night B)He slept in the night 5)a)He went to his place in the night B)He went to his place at the night 6)a)He played football at the night B)He played football in the night 7)a)He was cooking the meal in the night B)He was cooking the meal at the night 8)a)He was teaching English in the night B)He was teaching English at the night 9)a)he was chatting with his friends in the night B)he was chatting with his friends in the night 10)a)he was travelling to London at the night B)he was travelling to London in the night

[@SingleStepEnglish]

In your sentences, you can use either: 1) at night 2) in the evening.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Sir can we use in the night?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

It is much more common to use either: at night in the evening. When something happens between the evening and the morning, you can use both 'at night' and 'in the night'. However, 'in the night' is much less common and is used to mean 'during the night'. I hope this helps! Steve

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir but ehat I know is can I use my sentences? Does it make sense?

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)a)Whoever it may be I will support that person . (It means) Eventhough that person is poor) B)Whoever he may be I won't support that person 2)He told me to ask my brother 3)She found something in me Or from me . What are the meanings 4)a)This language is familiar to me or familiar with me B)This name is not familiar to me C)This name is not familiar for me D)This name is not familiar for me 5)I can see his character from the beginning. He is not a good person 6)My car engine is jerking 7)She sings song in the shower 8)a)I took a picture of that beautiful flower with my phone . B)I took a picture of that beautiful flower with by my phone 9)a)How long newyork is ? B)How big Newyork ? C)I want to know how long London is D)I want to know how big Manchester is 10)a)I Avoided from eating pizza B)I will call him in the night or in the evening. Which is correct can we use bothways? C)I called him in the night C)

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)a)Whoever it may be I will support that person . (It means) Eventhough that person is poor) This sentence is fine. B)Whoever he may be I won't support that person This is also possible. 2)He told me to ask my brother OK 3)She found something in me Or from me . What are the meanings from me (if it is a thing). She found something in me. is also a complete sentence. However, it means that someone believes you have the potential to do good or great deeds. 4)a)This language is familiar to me or familiar with me to me. B)This name is not familiar to me OK C)This name is not familiar for me to me D)This name is not familiar for me to me 5)I can see his character from the beginning. He is not a good person I could see.... 6)My car engine is jerking We need another word since jerking does not fit here. 7)She sings song in the shower ...sings songs in... 8)a)I took a picture of that beautiful flower with my phone . OK B)I took a picture of that beautiful flower with by my phone See 8)a) 9)a)How long newyork is ? How big is New York? B)How big Newyork ? C)I want to know how long London is We usually ask, how big? D)I want to know how big Manchester is. OK 10)a)I Avoided from eating pizza I avoided eating pizza. B)I will call him in the night or in the evening. Which is correct can we use bothways? C)I called him in the night I will call him at night. I will call him in the evening.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish My car engine is jerking. Here do you have word for it ?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Yes, you can say that. Or, my engine is jerky. My engine is sputtering.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir

[@maybeinactive]

Why can i watch this video on 2x the original speed and still not notice any changes to the pacing of his speech

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Hmm, I’m not quite sure. 😉

[@maybeinactive]

@@SingleStepEnglish nooooo! Ye smart lol

[@sayanihazra1140]

Large percentage He got ten percent. Ok sir?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Hi Sayani...These are perfect!

[@sayanihazra1140]

Can you spot me five bucks ok sir?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

That is fine. A question used between friends. Spot me = lend me