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24. Hard vs Hardly “Hard” is an adjective that describes something that is difficult or requires a lot of effort. Here’s an example from Short Stories in English for Beginners. The trader looked around him. Then he looked at the knight. ‘I don’t have any here. There is not much these days. The … uh … “item” I need to make it is hard to find.&rs ...
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21. Farther vs Further The comparative form of “far” is “farther” or “further.” In Short Stories in English for Beginners, I wrote this: Walter had never travelled far. He had travelled around his home in Scotland. But he had not gone farther. But I could have also used “further” in that sentence. In British English “further&rdquo ...
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16. Each vs Every “Each” and “every” are similar and sometimes they can be used interchangeably. But they’re not exactly the same. We use “each” when we want to refer to individual things or people in a group. Have a look at this short paragraph I wrote in Short Stories in English for Beginners Enjoying what you read keeps you coming back for more. The best way to enjoy reading stor ...
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9. Beside vs Besides “Beside” is a rather formal way to say “next to.” Here’s how I used it in a story from Short Stories in English for Beginners. Aldin sat down beside Maha. He looked at her closely. ‘You can stay here for now,’ he explained. ‘But you have to understand. Our two worlds are at war.’ “Besides” means “in addition to.” ...
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1. Advice vs Advise “Advice” is a noun. It’s an opinion or a suggestion about what somebody should do in a particular situation. At the beginning of 101 Conversations in Simple English, I give you some advice on how to read the book. I say, “You don’t need to understand every word, just the main ideas. If you can, that’s enough! You’re ...
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Группа 1. Глаголы «говорить» Say — «сказать», передать короткую фразу или мысль, процитировать. Акцент на что было сказано. После say часто идёт союз that. Если указываем слушателя, нужен предлог to. Пример: He said (that) he was tired. (Он сказал, что устал.) Пример: She said to me, “Be careful.” (Она сказала мне: «Будь ос ...
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Основные случаи его употребления в английском языке. 1. В роли подлежащего (как существительное) Герундий обозначает действие как концепцию или процесс. · Swimming is good for health. — Плавание полезно для здоровья. · Reading helps you learn new things. — Чтение помогает узнавать новое. 2. В роли части сказуемого (после глагола-связки) · Her hobby is painting. — Её хобби — рисование. &mid ...
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On November 11, the municipal stage of the All-Russian Olympiad of Schoolchildren in English was held at School No. 12. Our students showed very good and worthy results. Wholeheartedly, I would like to congratulate the following students who became the winners at the municipal level and represented our school with dignity. I would like to congratulate Anna Panarina, a student of the 11th grade, Pavel Amirov and Denis Vrazhenko, students of the 10th grade, Leonid Shatokhin, a student of the 8t ...
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How the British celebrate the day of the most British fruit. In England, a country with immaculate gardens and a rich history, there is a special holiday that is celebrated with a truly British spirit. This is National Apple Day, which falls annually on October 21st. This is not just a gastronomic occasion, but a real national celebration in honor of one of the main symbols of the country. ...
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