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Hello American English language learners! Have you ever had a conversation with a native English speaker from the United States? Have you ever had them give you corrections? Here are a few questions I ask students at the start of their conversation only class with me. Conversation: Question 1.) Do you want corrections on pronunciation or sentence structure or both? Question 2.) Do you want corrections immediately or near the end of class? Question 3.) Do you want some corrections or a lot of corrections? Check out my schedule and book a class!

In English we have many idioms and expressions related to cats. 🐈 For example: “The cat’s out of the bag.” 🐈‍⬛ 🎒 Meaning, something is no longer a secret! 🤐 🗣️ Can you think of another saying related to cats? What does it mean? Share your ideas below!

Is there anyone who needs to learn Arabic from scratch to advanced levels?

English students, try this.

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Hello, how does the booking system work?

Good morning, could you please check this English assignment on tourism and hospitality? Alternatively, any other ideas for answers to this assignment would be appreciated.

Hello native English speakers. The following are different sentences expressing the same meaning. 1. This is the house we wrote to you about. 2. This is the house about which we wrote to you. 3. This is the house; we wrote about the house to you. 4. This is the house, and we wrote you something about the house. 5. This is the house which we wrote about to you. 6. This is the house something about which we wrote to you. 7. This is the house, something about which we wrote you. 8. This is the house, and we wrote something about the house to you. 9. This is the house that we wrote to you about. 10. This is the house which we wrote to you about. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?