I would like to know which is better for begiinners to learn English…American English and British English?
There’s not enough difference to worry about it, unless you have future plans which involve one country or the other.
I want to improve my English. Could someone please help me learn English. I am on ‘Function in English’ I want to finish this book. friends, please help me
UNIT 1
Exercise 1 = You are at an airport information desk. you want to ask about an arrival.
Example : Is flight BH 106 on time?
(a) Can you tell me … please ?
(b) D’you happen to know …?
In other situation : People and you are not sure who has the information
© Could anyone tell me …?
(d) I’d like to know, please …?
Exercise 2 you’ve been chatting to a friendly fellow-passenger on a plane
Example : Can we get duty-free cigarettes on this flight, d’you?
(e) (Happen to) know …?
(f) (Got) any idea …?
(g) Any clue …?
If you want to learn, then you need to work out the answers for yourself. You won’t understand very much if you just ask someone else for answers. What do you think are the correct responses?
The correct responses are
(a) Can you tell me please flight BH 106 is on time?
(b) D’you happen to know flight BH 106 is on time?
© Could anyone tell me where Beeesneees is at?
(d) I’d like to know, please where Beeesneees is at?
(e) Happen to know we can get duty-free cigarettes on this flight?
(f) Got any idea we can get duty-free cigarettes on this flight?
(g) Any clue duty-free cigarettes on this flight?
Hope responses are correct natural like native speakers speak.
Any ideas or advice are appreciated …
(a) Can you tell me please if flight BH 106 is on time?
(b) D’you happen to know if flight BH 106 is on time?
© Could anyone tell me where Beeesneees is at?
(d) I’d like to know, please, where Beeesneees is at?
(e) Do you happen to know if we can get duty-free cigarettes on this flight?
(f) Have you got any idea if we can get duty-free cigarettes on this flight?
(g) is not natural at all.
Thank you very much. Beeesneees
There was a typing error in question (g)
Exercise 3 : You are visiting a company in Britain for the first time. You have an appointment with Mr Brown. you have just arrived at the reception desk.
(a) I wonder if you could tell me where … (Response=where Mr Brown’s office is)
(b) I hope you don’t mind my asking, but…?(Response=where Mr Brown’s office is)
In other situations : when you are addressing several people. and you are not sure who has the information.
(a) I wonder if someone could tell me…(Response= where the nearest bank is)
(b) I should be interested to know … (Response=where the nearest bank is)
Hope all the resposes are now corrects. Thanks in advance
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TOEIC short conversations: An employee ask her co-worker for small change[YSaerTTEW443543]
Thanks,
would you let me know how we can remove ‘Record voice message’ option and upload picture of mine like you .
You cannot remove the ‘record voice message’ option.
Adding or changing a photo instructions are here:
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Beeesneees ma’am,
would you please, tell me if the following context is correct.
" it’s not all about what you do, it’s all about what you don’t"
Use of ‘all’ is unusual there and doesn’t sound right. This is natural:
It’s not about what you do, it’s about what you don’t.
It isn’t strictly grammatical, as it is missing a final ‘do’. In the form without adding ‘do’ to the end, it is a humorous play on words, It means ‘Your inaction has more of a long term effect than your action’.
Thanks Beeesneees ma’am,
I appreciate if you make at least five contextx of this kind…
Beeesneees ma’am, if you can’t help me learn English. that’s ok . I don’t mind.
would anybody tell me what does the following idiom mean ?
what goes around comes around
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Stillll waiting for reply
What you do or say today will come back to you in the future.
Helo,
Please tell me if the below sentences are correct
When will you be free in a day ?
when are you free in a day ?
Please correct them and let me know what’s the differnces between two and when to use