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*💁 ENGLISH LEARNING *🙋 FUTURE CONTINUOUS TENSE - భవిష్యత్తులో (ఒక పని)జరుగుచూ ఉండిన కాలము* *👉 AFFIRMATIVE SENTENCES - సాధారణ వాక్యాలు* 1. I'll (I will) be going there tomorrow morning. నేను రేపు ఉదయం అక్కడకు వెళ్తూ ఉంటాను. 2. We'll (we will) be going there tomorrow morning.  మేము రేపు ఉదయం అక్కడకు వెళ్తూ ఉంటామ...

bbclearningenglish Bob is not here. He’s at the shop buying milk. When Neil asks where Bob is, I say…⠀ a) Bob’s been to the shop.⠀ b) Bob’s gone to the shop.⠀ Learn about ‘been’ and ‘gone’ with Sian. https://www.instagram.com/p/BpzZLrgHe-l/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=nwrhbmqrsqqx

Oh ! English is such an easy language. !! Collected from other sources.... That's what you think, no ? Well then, read on 👇🏿 This is a clever piece put together by a Retired English teacher, who else? Homographs are words of like spelling but with more than one meaning.*   *A homograph that is also pronounced differently is a heteronym.*   *You still think English is easy ??*   *Try reading it out loud.  Read all the way to the end.... the denouement is best of all !!* 1) The bandage was * wound * around the *wound.* 2) The farm was used to * produce produce*. 3) The dump was so full that it had to * refuse * more *refuse.* 4) We must * polish * the *Polish* furniture. 5) He could * lead *if he would get the *lead* out. 6) The soldier decided to * desert * his dessert in the *desert.* 7) Since there is no time like the * present ,* he thought it was time to *present* the *present.* 8) A * bass * was painted on the head of the *bas...

INTRANSITIVE PHRASAL VERBS In English Intransitive", this means these phrasal verbsdo not have objects. Now, some examples of transitive phrasal verbs are: "My friend opened up a business." This means... "Business" is an object, my friend opened it, and he opened up a business. Here’s a list of 15 intransitive phrasal verbs with example sentences: 🔹 break down = stop working 👉My car broke down and I had to take it to the mechanic. 🔹 catch on = become popular 👉A R Rehaman’s music has caught on very fast. 🔹 come over =go to someone’s house 👉If you come over after school, we can do the homework together. 🔹 dress up = wear very nice or formal clothes 👉We all dressed up for the birthday party. 🔹 drop by = visit without an appointment 👉 Saritha dropped by to return the book I had lent her. 🔹 eat out = eat at ...

Collective nouns list a band of soldiers a circle of friends a crew of sailors a crowd of people a gang of thieves a group of people a horde of children a mass of people a mob of hooligans a panel of experts a party of visitors an army of soldiers a bevy of beauties a band of musicians a band of robbers a board of directors a body of men a bunch of crooks a caravan of gypsies a choir of singers a class of pupils a class of students a company of actors a company of soldiers a congregation of worshippers a crew of sailors a crowd of spectators a crowd of people a dynasty of kings a galaxy of film stars a gang of crooks a gang of labourers a gang of prisoners a gang of robbers a gang of thieves a horde of savages a host of angels a line of kings/rulers a mob of rioters a group of dancers a group of singers a pack of rascals a pack of thieves a party of friends a patrol of policemen a posse of policemen a regiment of soldiers a staff of emplo...