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Are both my hands on the table? 15. No... one's on the table... other's on your arm start learning
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No, both your hands aren't on the table, but one's on the table and the other's on your arm
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Are both these pencils red? start learning
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No, both of these pencils aren't red, but one's red and other's grey
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What kind of book is this? start learning
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What kind of room is this? start learning
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Give me some examples of interrogative pronouns, please! 15 ... what, which and where start learning
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Some examples of interrogative pronouns are "what", "which" and "where"
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Give me an examples of prepositions, please! 15 "on", "under" and "in" start learning
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Some examples of preposisions are "on, under" and "in"
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Where das the preposition generally come / in English sentence / with an interrogative pronoun? start learning
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The preposision generally comes last in an English sentence with an interrogative pronoun
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start learning
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Where am I taking the book from? start learning
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You're taking book from the table
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What am I putting the pen under? start learning
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You're puting the pen under the book
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start learning
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No, Greece isn't west of Italy, but it's east of Italy
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Is Paris in the south of France? start learning
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No, Paris isn't in the south of France, but it's in the north of France
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Is Germany east or west of Italy? start learning
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Germainy is neither east nor west of Italy, but it's north of Italy
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Is there anybody sitting in that place? start learning
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Yes, there is somebody sitting in that place
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Tell me the names of some of the places you like in this country start learning
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The names of some of the places I like in this country are...
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What the contrary of "with" start learning
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The contrary of "with" is "without"
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Can we speak without openning our mouths? start learning
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No, we can't speak without opening our mouths
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Can you read without opening your eyes? start learning
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No, I can't read without opening my eyes
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What's the difference between a verb and a noun? start learning
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The difference between a verb and a noun is that a verb is a word we use for an action, whilst a noun is the name of a thing
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Is the word "translation" a verb or noun? start learning
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The word "translation" is a noun
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Do we speak Chinese during the lesson start learning
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No, we don't speak Chinese during the lesson, but we speak English
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Do you walk about room during the lesson? start learning
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No, idon't walk about the room during the lesson, but I sit on my chair
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Does she walk about the room during the lesson? start learning
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No, she doesn't walk about the room during the lesson, but she sits on her chair
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About how many questions do you answer during the lesson start learning
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I answer about 10 questions during the lesson
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Are all the people in this town men? start learning
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No, not all the people in this town are men, but some are men and some are women
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Are all the cars in Europe are Fords? start learning
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No, not all the cars in Europe are Fords, but some are Fords and some are Fiats, Renaults, etc
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Are all the people in this place married? start learning
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No, not all the people in this place are married, but some are married and some are single
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Do all the people in Europe speak Spanish? start learning
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No, not all the people in Europe speak Spanish but some speak Spanish, and some speak other languages
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Have I anything in my left hand? start learning
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Yes, you've something in your right hand
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Are you wearing anything on your feet? start learning
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Yes, I'm wearing something on my feet
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Have I anything in my left hand? start learning
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No, you haven't anything in your left hand
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Is there anything there on the floor? start learning
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No, there isn't anything there on the floor
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Are you wearing anything on your head? start learning
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No, I'm not wearing anything on my head
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What have I in my left hand? start learning
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You've nothing in your left hand
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What's there on the floor? start learning
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There's nothing there on the floor
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What are you wearing on your head? start learning
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I'm wearing nothing on my head
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Is this the front part of my body? start learning
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No, it isn't the front part of your body, but it's the back part of your body
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What's on the top of my head? start learning
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Your hair is on the top of your head
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Are my ears on the back of my head? start learning
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No, your ears aren't on the back of your head, but they're on the sides of your head
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start learning
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Are there many people in a small village? start learning
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No, there aren't many people in a small village, but there are few people in a small village
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Are there few people in a large city? start learning
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No, there aren't few people i the large city, but there are many people in a large city
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Are there few matches in a matchbox? start learning
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No, there aren't few matches in a matchbox, but there are many matches in a matchbox
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Do you like all your friends? start learning
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No, I don't like all my friends, but some I like and some I dislike
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Are the countries of Europe generally friends now start learning
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Yes, the countries of Europe are generally friends now
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What's the difference betwen "into" and "in"? start learning
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The difference between "into" and "in" is that we use "into" for a thing that moves from one place to another, and "in" for a thing that remains in one place
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Is the back of your hand like the front? start learning
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No, the back of my hand isn't like the front, but it's different from the front
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Is your face the same as your father's? start learning
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No, my face isn't the same as my father's, but it's like my father's
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What's the difference between "why" and "because"? why, because, similar, too // "Why" and "because" have similar meanings, but we generally use "why" in questions and "because" in the answers start learning
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The difference between "why" and "because" is that we but we generally use "why" in questions and "because" in the answers
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No, I can't touch the ceiling
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Because the ceiling's too high for me to tought
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Can you put this book into your pocket? start learning
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No, I can't put that book into my pocket
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Can you put this book into your pocket? (too large to go...) start learning
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Because that book's too large to go into my pocket
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Can we call Greenwich a city? start learning
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No, we can't call Greenwich a city
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Can we call Greenwich a city? (Greenwich is a Town) start learning
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Because Greenwich is too small for us to call a city, Greenwich is a Town
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How many seconds make a minute? start learning
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Sixty seconds make a minute
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Is the word "book" an adjective? start learning
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No, the word "book" isn't an adjective, but it's a noun
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Which word is the adjective in this sentence: "the green pen is on the floor"? start learning
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The word "green" is the adjective in this sentence
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What can you see in this room? see // pupils, some pictures, some books etc. start learning
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I can see some pupils, some pictures, some books etc. in this room
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Can you see anything in my left hand? start learning
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No, I cant't see anything in your left hand
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