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Make in English [ENG]
put the time at the beginning sometimes (if you promise to use a comma).
But you have to promise me that you won’t put it between the verb and the
object.
English verbs don’t have many conjugations. May I suggest you try
translating the following phrases into Spanish and see how many verb
conjugations you use?
Now I’m sure you all knew that already so why do I keep hearing things
like ‘Is good’ or ‘Is raining a lot’ or ‘is important to begin a phrase
with a subject’?
It’s good.
It’s raining.
4. For To
Example: I’m only doing this for to help you.
Please, please, please, for the love of all that is good in the world, don’t
translate this phrase using ‘for’ in place of ‘para’. As a teacher, I hear
various versions of this mistake:
Guess what… they’re all wrong. None of them makes any sense.
3. Depend Of
Example: This mistake probably depend of your native language.
There are two possible (and correct) things you could be trying to say:
Remember, ‘used to’ can refer to past habits, but NEVER present
ones. You can express the idea of ‘solía, soliamos…’ but never ‘suelo,
solemos…’
1. The People Is
Example: Why is the people so insistent on making this mistake?
If ‘the people is’ still sounds okay to you, please please please read the
previous sentence again and then repeat after me:
People is a plural noun. The verb has to be in the third person plural.
As you may have noticed from my previous examples, the second part
of our problem is the article. You see, in English, we don’t tend to use
articles when we generalise.
Spelling
- Project > proyect
- Which (cual / que) x witch (bruja)