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ولو زي ما انت كاتبها هتشيلي strange ونربط الجملتين ب however او but
وتبقي She likes all kinds of sweets .However ,she doesn't like chocolate ولو الجملة بهذا الشكل يعني كانها محادثة (ممكن تبيق كده ) A: She likes all kinds of sweets . B: strange ,she doesn't like chocolate |
انا تابعت شوية صغيرة بس اتهبلت من جمال الموضوع بجد
حاجة كده من بتاعة ازدهار الغرفة الله اكبر عليك ....... معلم يا بلبل ممكن طلب صغير فى تنظيمنا القادم هل يمكن ان تتطوع سيادتك وتكون ممثلنا مع موقع Longman ان شاء الله؟ اخدم اخواتك تكسب فيهم ثواب ولا اقولك بلا طلب بلا كلام من ده بص يا عمنا انت شفت انا قلت ايه اتفضل حضر نفسك للموضوع ده ..... ده امر هههههههههههه لا مؤاخذة |
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اسمح لى حضرتك ان اشارك معكم بطرح هذه الجمله للنقاش
Unit 2 lesson 3 Reading In the story ,they cannot agree about whether you should break a boiled egg at the big end or the small end . شكرا جزيلا لكم منى كل احترام وتقدير |
بصراحه يا أستاذ نبيل أنت رائع و بتخلينا نفكر فى حاجات جميلة قوية
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انا تحت امرك وبعدين انت عارف اللي فيها وكلامك اوامر بس تابع ...........!!!!!!!! |
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They decided to get married last week although they ... each other for only five months. (have known - had known - know - would know)
ده رد محرر لونجمان علي السؤال ده The knowing took place before the decision, so the past perfect should be used: had known. That is how I would answer it in the absence of any more context. However, a native speaker might use the present perfect if they know that the decision was made but the marriage didn’t take place yet (as if the sentence were “They’re going to get married although they have known each other for only five months”). So it’s possible that you would hear such a construction from someone. |
شكرا مستر نبيل انت على حق مدرس رائع
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بخصوص الفرق بين /work in -at -for /Write IN -Write FOR
(1) He writes in a magazine called Egypt Today. (Sec 1, unit 1 tapescript, TG page 15) (2) He writes for a magazine called Egypt Today. What's the difference between "work for" and "work in" and between "write in" and "write for"? ده رد المحرر First, all of these are grammatically correct. Sentence (1) would most likely be used for someone who writes freelance and publishes in a magazine. They don’t work as an employee of the magazine. Sentence (2) could be used for someone who writes either as a freelancer or as an employee. With the verb work, you could use for, at, or in to say the name of your employer if it is a company or corporation. If you work for an individual owner (or, say, as a household servant), you would more likely use for. You can also use work in to say your field of work, not your employer. He works in banking. She works in IT (information technology). |
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المحلة الكبرى
استاذ وعالم كبير واول من نادى بالمشاركة الفعالة وفتح باب النقد اتمنى لاستاذى المذيد
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المحلة الكبرى
Thank you my teacher
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