Look at -- girl over there & other questions.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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  1. Look at …………girl over there.
    A. one B. this C. that D. a

  2. Would you like to come to my house for lunch?
    A. Yes, I do B. I’d love to C. Yes, I like D. OK. I’d like

  3. Isn’t it easy to learn English well ? - …………………………
    A. No, it is B. No it does not C. Yes, it is D. Yes. It does

  4. Mai learns how to use a computer in her scientific class.
    A B C D

  5. I’d love coming to your birthday but I’m much too busy.
    A B C D
    Are these sentences right? If not please help me to correct.

  6. Nam lives at Tran Hung Dao street.

  7. hoa doesn’t have some friends in Hanoi.

  8. Bill Gates is a famuos …………………………… ? (busy)

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Which answers do you think are correct?

(Please give threads a meaningful subject.)

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Thanks Beeeneees for your comment. However, there are some sentences that I do not know which one is the correct answer. Please help me. Many thanks.

  1. Look at a/ one/ that girl over there.

  2. Would you like to come to my house for luch? the answer is ok. I’d like dor Yes, I like.

  3. Isn’t it easy to learn English well? yes, it is.

Are these sentence right?

  1. Mai learns how to use a computer in her scientific class.

  2. I’d love coming to your birthday but I’m much too busy.

  3. Nam lives at Tran Hung Dao street.

  4. hoa doesn’t have some friends in Hanoi.

  5. Bill Gates is a famuos business.

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1 - C ‘That’ is used when there is a distance between the two (in this case, the girl and you). ‘Over there’ is the clue.
2 - B ‘Like’ is not used in this context unless you are going to say ‘I’d like THAT/IT.’
3 - C You are correct
4. Possibly: Mai learns how to use a computer in her science class. I think ‘Mai is learning…’ would be the tense more likely to be required though.
5. I’d love to come to…
6. is okay
7. Hoa doesn’t have ANY friends in Hanoi.
8. Bill Gates is a famous businessman. This does not have anything to do with the root word ‘busy’ as suggested in message #1

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yes, Thanks Beeeneees.

It meant that in this sentence I have to answer is:

2.A. Would you like to come to my house for luch? the answer is “Yes, I’d love to”

And some more sentence, please help me to check and correct them. Many thanks

  1. The teacher says Ba will be a famous artist in one day.

  2. People are living longer, so there are more and more many old people.

  3. After work I usually feel tired so I want relax

  4. Thanks for the telephone number; I’ll call you sometimes

  5. My uncle grows vegetables and raises cattles on his farm.

  6. There are a few empty apartments near to my house.

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Once again, you haven’t given your own opinion first. You ought to try. It will help you if you try to work things out for yourself, then ask us to check whether you are correct, rather than just ask for the correct answers.

  1. The teacher says Ba will be a famous artist [color=red]in one day.

  2. People are living longer, so there are more and more [color=red]many old people.

  3. After work I usually feel tired so I want [color=green]to relax[color=green].

  4. Thanks for the telephone number; I’ll call you sometime[color=red]s

  5. My uncle grows vegetables and raises cattle[color=red]s on his farm.

  6. There are a few empty apartments near [color=red]to my house. (Though this is sometimes used as written.)