Cerca tra vari insegnanti di Inglese...
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Anna's notebook entry: Nov 09, 2010
Im very confused about try + ing or try + to infinitive.
Which one is correct?
-My grandmother isn't able to look after herself any more. She needs to took after.
-My grandmother isn't able to look after herself any more. She needs looking after.
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They were talking very loudly. I couldn't help overhearing what they said.
They were talking very loudly. I couldn't help to overhear what they said.
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Anna's notebook entry: Nov 05, 2010
Which one is correct?
-Why don't you try to phone him?
-Why don't you try phoning him?
How do I know when I can use try + to infinite or try + verb + ing?
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Which is the diference between too and as well?
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What circumstances would I use "other" and "another"? and "each" or "every"?
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I was back at work 1 week ago (is correct this setence?)
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I say: I saw him yesterday or i did see him yesterday.
I know the right sentence is the first one but I've read the second one option as well, specially written by Scottish people but Im wondering if is this ok or it is not.
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The verb to get has a lot of meanings in English and it's very confuse for me.
I know it uses to say: receive a letter, to buy or acquire something, become, take. Are there any rules I should know about this verb?
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What is the difference between "out" and "away"? I say: I'll be out next days or I'll be away next days.....
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