Stop using ( i ) when referring to yourself.

[Remar]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #521 "English Slang Idioms (263)", question 1

"Doug is too much of a .........-man for my taste. I like guys who like to be guys and hang around with guys doing guy-like things. I like guys who like fast cars, fishing, hunting, construction, etc. He doesn't like any of those things," Jacob told Lane when Lane asked if he and his brother were close.

(a) female
(b) gender
(c) girly
(d) lady's

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #521 "English Slang Idioms (263)", answer 1

"Doug is too much of a lady's-man for my taste. I like guys who like to be guys and hang around with guys doing guy-like things. I like guys who like fast cars, fishing, hunting, construction, etc. He doesn't like any of those things," Jacob told Lane when Lane asked if he and his brother were close.

Correct answer: (d) lady's
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i wants to inprover my English in furture.
Becasue i live in England so i really need to practicals and grammarctially skills

would you pease help?
to how to inprover English in furture
Remar

[Kitosdad]

EL, you are improving, simply by being here.

An immediate improvement would be to stop using ( i ) when referring to yourself.

( I ) I is the correct personal pronoun to use.
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