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| i'm not confused in it. Simply, thing is a noun, To think is a verb. |
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| #48 (permalink) Sat Dec 05, 2009 17:49 pm Thing vs. think |
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| I got 10 from 10 in the last 3 tests. But in this test i got 9 from 10. I think everything will be OK! |
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| #49 (permalink) Tue Dec 08, 2009 0:58 am Thing vs. think |
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Hello everybody!
I have posted my photo on my profile it was easy. I hope this can help to improve my learning process because I like English language and I try all the time to study it hard. I'll see you soon. Regards. Federico |
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| #50 (permalink) Mon Dec 14, 2009 1:20 am adjective and adverb |
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Hi Teacher,
I always forget between adverb and adjective. Do you have the method to make easier to remember it?
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| #51 (permalink) Thu Dec 17, 2009 17:21 pm Thing vs. think |
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Hello Torsten
On the grammar exercise I had 7 out 10 and the second time 10 out 10.I had difficulties on Past perfect simple and Past participle.
-These weeks, I have learned a lot of new things.(PAST PARTICIPLE)
-When I arrived to my friend's house,the party had already started.(PAST PERFECT SIMPLE)
Are these sentences right?
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| #52 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:21 am Thing vs. think |
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Hello,
yes 'Thing' is noun as it present material while 'Think' is verb as it shows the function of mind.
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| #53 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 8:25 am Thing vs. think |
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Hello teacher,
I have clear concept about eight parts of speech but i always do mistakes in punctuations as well as in prepositions. Kindly suggest me to bring improvement in that grammitical parts. Thank you
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| #54 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 10:52 am Thing vs. think |
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Hi Ashi,
I suggest you read more to reach a point where you know what 'sounds good'. That's the most effective way of learning English grammar. As a matter of fact, I don't think you can't learn English by dissecting the language into all the parts of speech. This doesn't make much sense since the vast majority of all English words can be different parts of speech:
- watch (noun and/or verb)
- fast (adjective and/or adverb)
- above (noun and/or preposition, adverb, adjective)
By the way, the word 'i' does not exist in the English language. Why do you use it?
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| #55 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 10:54 am Thing vs. think |
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| Admira wrote: |
Hello Torsten
On the grammar exercise I had 7 out 10 and the second time 10 out 10.I had difficulties on Past perfect simple and Past participle.
-These weeks, I have learned a lot of new things.(PAST PARTICIPLE)
-When I arrived to my friend's house,the party had already started.(PAST PERFECT SIMPLE)
Are these sentences right?
Bye bye
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Yes, Admira. Your sentences are correct. Please remember to separate your words by a space though.
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| #56 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 10:55 am adjective and adverb |
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| Belajar wrote: |
Hi Teacher,
I always forget between adverb and adjective. Do you have the method to make easier to remember it?
Hana |
Read more.
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| #58 (permalink) Wed Dec 30, 2009 17:43 pm Thank you |
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Hello Sir Torsten,
Thank you for reply. Next time I will be careful to use word 'I'. |
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| #59 (permalink) Wed Jan 06, 2010 11:31 am Thing vs. think |
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Hello Sir
think is (verb)
& thing is (noun)
Sir It's Deference between think & thing
What do you say?
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| #60 (permalink) Fri Jan 08, 2010 10:22 am Thing vs. think |
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HI MR TORSTEN,
HELLO MANY THANKS TO YOU.BECAUSE I UNDERSTOOD THING AND THINK VERY EASILY TO READ FORUM IN THAT U HAD GIVEN ANSWER TO OTHER PEOPLE.I ALSO MIGHT CONFUSED BUT U WROTE ANSWER OF SOME ANOTHER PEOPLE IN THAT FORUM SO I UNDERSTOOD WHAT IS THING AND THINK.SO THIS FORUM IS VERY HELPFUL FOR ME
THANK YOU
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