English 1

Picture: An Orange

Jacob M

Oct 2, 2023

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There is an orange and some leaves. The orange is sliced up. Slicing is similar to cutting. There are four slices. There are four green leaves. Oranges are sweet and tangy. You can see two seeds in the first orange slice. I like oranges. Do you like oranges?

WH- Question Words

Our Main Question Words Who * Asks about: a person or people * Example: Who is your teacher? What * Asks about: a thing, an idea, or an action * Example: What is your favorite color? Where * Asks about: a place or location * Example: Where is the library? When * Asks about: a time or

Simple Present vs Present Progressive

Distinguishing Habitual and Temporary Actions in the Present In English grammar, the choice between the simple present and the present progressive tense hinges on a fundamental distinction: whether an action is a regular, long-standing habit or a temporary state of affairs. The Simple Present tense is the go-to for habitual

Reported Speech

Mastering Reported Speech: A Beginner's Guide Reported speech, also known as indirect speech, is a fundamental concept in English that allows you to recount what someone else has said without using their exact words. 1. What is Reported Speech? When we want to tell someone what another person

Conversation Practice: At a Hotel

Useful Vocabulary * Reservation: การจอง * Book a room: จองห้องพัก * Check-in: เช็คอิน * Check-out: เช็คเอาท์ * Room: ห้อง * Key card: บัตรกุญแจ * ID / Passport: บัตรประชาชน / หนังสือเดินทาง * Floor: ชั้น * Elevator: ลิฟต์ * Luggage: กระเป๋าเดินทาง * Breakfast: อาหารเช้า * Wake-up call: บริการโทรปลุ

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WH- Question Words

Simple Present vs Present Progressive

Reported Speech

Conversation Practice: At a Hotel