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Bookmark or Share- How to speak English fluently: 14 powerful tips and tricks - PreplyThere’s a wealth of study technology available, so choose carefully. Make sure that you’re using the most effective resources for your own study habits and not falling into the trap of relying too heavily on game-like apps. English learning apps have many limitations, and you will still need to mix up your activities to learn English faster.
- Say ‘Je t’aime’ with confidence: How to say I love you in FrenchJe suis à toi pour toujours – (zhuh swee ah twa poor too-joor) – I am yours forever; Tu es mon soleil – (Too-eh mohn soh-leh-yeh) – You are my sunshine; Je t’aime un peu plus chaque jour – (zhuh tem un peu ploo shahk jhoor) – I love you more each day; Tu es tout pour moi – (too-eh too pour mwah) – You are everything to me
- My friend and I or me | Learn English - PreplyNow try: My friend and me went to the movies. My friend went to the movies. Me went to the movies. (here you can clearly see that me is incorrect, you would not say me went to the movies, so you know to use my friend and I.) Another example: The dog took a walk with my friend and me. The dog took a walk with my friend. The dog took a walk with me.
- 9 Common English speaking mistakes (+ expert tips to avoid them) - Preply2. Confusing “me too” and “me either” Preply tutor, Moujahid B., noticed that a lot of his students get confused about the difference between “me too” and “me either.” “The difference between ‘me too’ and ‘me either’ is that one is positive, and the other one is negative.
- To vs. Too – The Easy Way to Know Which One to Use - PreplyThe definition of “too” “Too” is an adverb that means “also,” “excessively,” or “very.” For example: “He ate too much and ended up getting sick.” “My brother was too busy to help me.” “I am too tired to work today.” How to use “too” correctly
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