Simple Present II (Unit 8)

[Antonietta]

Yes, I love my work but sometimes it depends the situation that might cause me trouble especially my boss is not in the mood.

But I try my best that everyday is a happy day of me.

tonette
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Antonietta T. Tolosa

[Hoangnguyen]

Dear teacher,

Here are my sentences:

Do you like to drink cafe?
Do you have some problem in your life?
Do you enjoy teaching English for everybody?
Do you think you are a good teacher?

Please verify my sentences.

Thanks
HoangNguyen

[Torsten]

Dear HoangNguyen,

How are you today? Many thanks for posting your questions which look very good. You can read my suggestions below:

[Anandhi]

Hello,
Do you know Indian classical dance?
Do you dream about HARRY POTTER like I do!
Does sunny like to learn German language?
Does anyone know where TAJ MAHAL is situated?

pls correct me, if i am wrong.

Anandhi

[Rosee487]

Do you go to the school ?
Do I learn prove my english ?
Do we have to go?
Does he eat the lunch?
Does she sleep well?
Does it starving ?
What are you think of my english?
please answer me ,thanks .

[Abeille]

[Juliafekete]

Hello!

Here are my sentences for unit 8.

Do you like music?
Does your mother like me?
Do you see your friends often? or Do you often see your friends?
I don't know exactly the word order.
Do you like skating?
Do you spend enough time studying a day?

Please correct me if it is necessary.
Help me with some suggestions for the word order in sentences.

Regards,
Julia

[Juliafekete]

I've done the test called : "On the phone" and my result was 7 out of 10. I've made a mistake at the sentence : Charlie: Well, it all started when my wife ......... out on me." I didn't know the expression "walked out". And because I didn't understand that sentence I couldn't solve the next sentence neither.

[Alan]

Hi Julia,

In this test I was trying to use examples of 'ordinary' conversation. Charlie is not happy because his wife has left him. The popular expression 'walk out on someone' suggests that they leave the other person by walking out of the front door and going away.

I hope that helps.

Alan
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English as a Second Language
You can read my ESL story A day in the life of a policeman

[Juliafekete]

Hi Alan!

Thank you for your explication. I have one more question related to the expression.
When a person walks out on someone means that the person leaves for a period of time or he leaves for ever?

Thanks.

Julia

[Anbalagan]

Dear Teacher,

This is my eight lession

Do you play with them?

do you know about him?

do you know how to cock?

does he work correctly?

does she speak hindhi?

do they play cricket?

does she wacth action movice?
does he play well?

[Alan]

Hi Julia,

There is usually no indication from the expression 'walk out on someone' whether this means temporarily or for ever. The only way this can be shown is by additional comments:

He walked out on her for good (for ever).

Alan
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You can read my EFL story Phrasal Verbs/look

[Manilalnt]

Dear Torsten,

I am sorry that I didn't post any thing in the forum. Any way I learn all of lesson that you send to me, and thank you very much for the English lessons. It's very interesting.

Do you teach English in every day? And how many student do you have?

Please correct my sentenses.

Best Regard,

Manila.

[Manilalnt]

Dear Torsten,

In this test I got 8 of 10 questions.

Manila

[Walaa89]

hey,
do i speak french well?
Do you think iam good at english?
do your sister work as ana engineer?
DO you think that learnng english is important?
does he like playing football?
does she love him?
does it need this importance?
tell me your opinion...
walaa