Feedback on audio recording (5 Progressive Forms)

[Torsten]

Hi,

How do you like the audio version of 5 Progressive Forms - going, going, gone?

Thank you for sharing your feedback.
Regards,
Torsten

TOEIC short conversations: Contract revisions

[Harikumar]

Hai Torsten,

It is very interesting, and informative. Helps a lot to improve the listening and understanding ability. place more of such recordings please.

Harikumar

[Romashka]

Hi dear trainers!
Some lessons have a link in the bottom to a proper test but not the all. Sometimes it's not so easy to compare a lesson with a test. Maybe I just don't know where to search, could you suggest something?

[Sribabu2004]

[Romashka]

Hi Sribabu,
I'm not Torsten, but I am going to make an attempt to clear your issue.

1. We use 'are going to' to make a future sense in the present. For example, I'm going to finish my explanation to you.
2. We use 'was/were going to' to make a future sense in the past. For example, I was going to explain you about 'are/were' a minute ago.

Hope it was helpful for you.
Best regards, Roman

[Geo777]

Hi, Torsten

"Andrew just couldn't handle it"
Does the sentence mean that he just couldn't believe it?

Thanks in advance
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Slow but sure.

[Usher.fitz]

Thanks for the lesson its very awesome i love and its helpful .

[Rissa]

Thanks! Exellent content! I took great pleasure in reading it.

[Acar044]

In six months' time I shall be sitting on a sunny beach somewhere and I shall be reading my favorite book.» my question is can i use will instead of shall plzzz tel me diff bet shall & will

[Beeesneees]

Hi Acar,

'Shall' and 'will' are often interchangeable, and you can use 'will' in your sentence without any change of meaning.
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Cheers m' dears!

[Lobo]

Hi Beeesnees,

In this story I found the expression “she half expected”, what does it means?

The sentences is:

As Daisy was casually opening the envelope she half expected to have won a set of hairbrushes or a bottle of champagne.

I will appreciate your help.

Regards.

[Lobo]

Hi Geo777,

I think this explanation can help you with your question (I found it in www.oxfordadvancedlearnersdictuinary.com).

I've got to go. I can't handle it any more (= deal with a difficult situation).

Cheers.

[Beeesneees]

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[Liormaximov]

It is very interesting