What does "lexical verbs" mean, please?
Hello all,I found the meaning of lexical in a dictionary.But, I cannot understand the meaning of lexical verbs.Thank you for helping me,Bijan
Read more…Hello all,I found the meaning of lexical in a dictionary.But, I cannot understand the meaning of lexical verbs.Thank you for helping me,Bijan
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I read in The New York Times yesterday (July 19 - 2016):
"...it was the biggest speech of Melania Trump's life, and her husband, Donald, wanted it to be perfect...Ms. Trump spent most of Tuesday out of sight...".
When I saw the
Read more…As I have to host this game being the winner of the last one, here is my word:
It is a noun
When this noun first introduced (in literature) it was a Proper Noun, then later on it became and adopted as common noun.
It is still not used very commonly and
Read more…Hi all players of the game Guess My Word, :)
Let's playall. ain..!! Ask me YES/ NO questions and you'll get the clues from my answers.
Remember the rule, ONE player..ONE question..wait me to answer. If you can guess what word it is, immediately commen
Read more…Hello, my dear friends!Today, I saw dear Tanya's sentence in this group:"...being a professional teacher of English grammar...".I looked at a dictionary and I saw that "being" is a noun, a conjunction and also an adjective.We know "being" can use as
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It is several days that I read the adverbs lesson on English Club.
The lesson is very easy for me.
Thanks to EC for presenting these nice and easy lessons on the site.
One question, please:
I saw that "well" is in the adverbs of de
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Okay so, Onee-chan left me alone here! Poor me! :D
First off, thanks in advance to all of you who take time to participate in the game. I'm gonna do my best for keeping you entertained! (and not to confuse you!)
I wish
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I Just Wanted To Know Your Opinions About Multi-Level Marketing...
Read more…Hi my friends!Well, after this break we'll keep on going with a new word.I will just say this word is a noun since I believe this one is quite easy and surely the discussion won't have as many replies as the previous one.Let's start enjoying and lear
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I am the new host.I will try to host a game nicely and I will also appreciate your participation in this game..I will be here to give reply of your questions on time.. I hope, you all will enjoy my hosting..
So
My word is Noun.
First Hint:
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I hope you don't mind if I make a new discussion for this. If any other members have the kind of questions, I hope they can share it here.
This discussion is about the meaning or maybe the use of the WORD(s)/ IDIOMs/ PHRASAL VERBs/ TE
Read more…Bucket list:
a list of things that one has not done before but wants to do before dying. The origin of the bucket list comes from the phrase kick the bucket (to die).
So, what's on your bucket list?
Do not cheat off the pic!
This questioon was on my mind yesterday and I have been thinking, if it is good idea to have separate classes or if it is better to have mixed classes, where boys and girls also learn (without being aware of it), how to get along with each other, whi
Read more…It is concerned with emotion and sensation as opposed to intellectuality.
It is an adjective; in a certain case it is use as a noun.
So friends....let's guess it......:-)
Have a nice time........:-)
Read more…Take your cue from something or somebody means to be strongly influenced by something or someone :)
here we are my one:
I have ever imagined that I would take my cue from listening to the Chinese music!
Read more…It is an adjective
This condition relates to Psychology
So folks! get up!! and GO!!!
Read more…Let's have a vocabulary challenge. This discussion is about binomials. Oh, it's not about math! What are those? Well, I'm referring to a topic about improving our vocab.
Binomials are short English phrases made up of two words together. They are usual
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Describe your daily life using an adjective which has more than five vowels.
So, "good", "so-so", "meh", "not bad",... are off the table! Use it in a sentence, add a little picture, post a video or a song to make yourself clear.
Come on, gu
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This is my Skype ID: saeidengman
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