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عنك سؤال خش واكتب
لو عندك سؤال محيرك فى المنهج اتفضل اكتبه وان شاء الله هتلاقى الرد من او من اساتذة المنتدى العظام
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what is the difference bewenne disadvanatge of \ to ?
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انا عندى مشكلة فى must and have to فى الاختيارى
متى اختار must ومتى نختار have to ارجو منكم الرد السلام عليكم |
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These prepositions are used after advantage / disadvantage Sentences from Cambridge Learner`s Dictionary – 2nd Edition theadvantageof something / doing something Oneoftheadvantagesofcomputerizationisthatemployeescanworkfromhome. theadvantagein/ to something / doing something Thereweresometaxadvantagesinbuyingyourownhome. anadvantagefor somebody/ something Wewillcontinuetoobtainadvantagesforourmembers. anadvantageover somebody/ something Childrenwhoseparentshadpaidforextralessonshadanadvantageovertheirclassmates. disadvantage to something There are some big disadvantages to marriage - you do lose a lot of your freedom. Sentences from Hello Year 2 Book: - What are the advantages and disadvantages of travelling by train, compared with driving or flying? - What advantages are there for companies who sell their things online? - Can you think of any disadvantages to online shopping? OFحيادية There are sentences that may go against this, but the above information is the most common. FORلصالح / بما يعود بالنفع على TOمع العيوب فقط OVERللتفوق فى المزايا على e.g. from Hello! What would be the advantages and disadvantages for the local people? Best Regards |
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Have to" and "must" have the same meaning in the affirmative and interrogative forms when referring to obligation. Some grammarians think that "must" is slightly stronger, but for all practical purposes, they mean the same thing: Doctors have to attend medical school for several years before they can practice medicine. Doctors must attend medical school for several years before they can practice medicine. While "have to" and "must" can be used interchangeably, there are differences in usage, as Michael Swan observes in Practical English Usage (Oxford University Press, 1995): Both verbs can be used in British English to talk about obligation. (In American English, 'have to' is the normal form.) British English often makes a distinction as follows. 'Must' is used mostly to talk about the feelings and wishes of the speaker and hearer — for example, to give or ask for orders. 'Have (got) to' is used mostly to talk about obligations that come from "outside" — for example from laws, regulations, agreements and other people's orders. Compare: I must stop smoking. (I want to.) I have to stop smoking. Doctor's orders. This is a terrible party. We really must go home. This is a lovely party, but we've got to go home because of the baby-sitter. Must you wear dirty old jeans all the time? (Is it personally important for you?) Do you have to wear a tie at work? (Is there a regulation?) IN SHORT Just to give you an idea between "must" and "have to" Have to - often a rule from an authority, an absolute obligation, no choice (you have to present your passport at Immigration). It could be called an "external" obligation. Must - an obligation which comes from you or someone ie parents say ! you must clean your teeth, you must do your homework. This could be called an "internal" obligation Must can also be seen on official notices Hope this helps with the difference between the two BEST REGARDS |
لو سمحت يا مستر ممكن ترجمة الجملة دى"الارهاب ليس مشكلة حديثة وانما هى مشكلة قديمة الازل وهو خطر حقيقى يؤدى الى تدمير البلاد وتذبذب العلاقات السياسية بين الدول ويؤدى الى امكانية حدوث حروب عالمية كثيرة"وجزاك الله كل خير يا مستر
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Best Regards |
مستر ارجو منك كتابة تحويل الضمائر بالنسبة لجرمر المباشر والغير مباشر
اكثر غلط فيها |
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Top of Form Pronouns in reported speech I he/she He said, "I am late" - He said he was late. you he/she/they "Will you help me?" - She asked if he would help her. he/she/it he/she/it She said, "He hit me" - She said he had hit her. we they I said, "We are lost" - He said they were lost. they they They said, "We are hungry" - They said they were hungry. us them John said, "She gave us presents" - John said she had given them presents. our their He said, "Our jobs are at risk" - He said their jobs were at risk. his/hers/its his/hers/its She said, "It's hers" - She said that it was hers. Note that in cases such as the last example above where the replacement of pronouns might lead to ambiguity, the sentence may need further adjustment. For example: · She said, "She took my purse" - might become: Mary said that Janet had taken her purse. |
the company needs someone to show foriegn tourists ............the city
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اقتباس:
show someone round point out interesting features in a place or building to someone. BEST REGARDS |
Ahmed is polite .He obeys his teachers. use obeying
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Ahmed is polite.He is used to obeying his teachers |
شكراااااا ياباشا
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u r welcome
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