Exercise: Adverbs of frequency with "to be" Adverbs of frequency with "to be" Your father is USUALLY at home. What is the right sentence, a) or b) ?? a. Is your father USUALLY at home? b. Is USUALLY your father at home?

Exercise: What are the right sentences? "to go in" - "to go into" 1. We GO IN THE school at a quarter past eight. 2. We GO IN school at half past eight. 3. We GO INTO THE school at eight o'clock. 4. We GO INTO school at about nine. 5. We GO IN TO THE school at eight o'clock. 6. We GO IN TO school at nine.

Is there some difference between "to go in" and "to go into" or have they got the same meaning Thank you, 지원 I understand!

Exercise: to answer - to reply. Is it right? I've done this exercise today; is it right? Complete with "to answer" or "to reply": 1. I must REPLY to his letters today. 2. We must REPLY to your question. 3. Tom must still REPLY to my letter. 4. Margaret must REPLY to me soon. 5. Lucy must REPLY to their question. 6. They must REPLY to our letters. 7. Mary cannot ANSWER you now, because she is in bed. 8. I don't know to REPLY to your question, I'm very sorry. 9. Tom doesn't ANSWER you soon, he isn't very well. 10. I can't REPLY to your letter, I have no time. 11. We can't ANSWER her because she doesn't understand Italian. 12. They can't ANSWER you because they don't know that language.

English for my life! Ciao! I'm Italian and I live, work and study in Italy. I like English very much and I hope learn it with your aid and support. Thanks.

What is the difference between "to answer" and "to reply"?? When I must use "to answer"? When "to reply"?