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🍎 apple, I like an apple

🍌banana ,I like a banana.

🥦broccoli, I like a broccoli.

🥬cabbage, I like a cabbage.

🥕 carrot I like a carrot.

🥒 cucumber ,I like a cucumber.

🍇 grapes ,I like grapes.

🧅onion, I like an onion.

🍊orange ,I like an orange.

🍑 peach, I like a peach.

🍐pear ,I like a pear.

🍍 pineapple ,I like a pineapple.

🥔 potato, I like a potato

. 🍓strawberry, I like a strawberry.

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✅Yes / ❌No questions


Yes / No questions are those questions that expect ‘yes’ or ‘no’ as answer. These questions do not take the question words when, what, where etc.

Yes / No questions are used to check information or ask for confirmation.

‘Are you coming with us?’ ‘Yes.’

‘Has he returned the car?’ ‘No, he hasn’t.’

‘Do you live in Chicago?’ ‘No, I don’t.’

‘Does she speak English?’ ‘Yes, she does.’

‘Did you meet John yesterday?’ ‘No, I didn’t.’

Note the use of auxiliary verbs in the above examples.

When we answer Yes / No questions we do not normally repeat the complete the question. Instead, we use an appropriate auxiliary verb. This auxiliary is usually present in the question.

‘Does Mike live with you?’ ‘Yes, he does.’

‘Did Maya tell you she wasn’t coming?’ ‘No, she didn’t.’

In negative answers we use the auxiliary verb and not. Usually a contracted form is used.

‘Have you ever visited Argentina?’ ‘Yes, I have.’

‘Will you help me?’ ‘No, I won’t.’ (won’t = will not)

Here is an overview of Yes / No questions in different tenses.

▶️Present Simple

‘Do you speak English?’ ‘Yes, I do.’

‘Does she speak English?’ ‘No, she doesn’t.’

▶️Present continuous

‘Are you coming with us?’ ‘Yes, I am.’

‘Is it raining?’ ‘Yes, it is.’

‘Is it snowing?’ ‘No, it isn’t.’

Present Perfect

‘Have you received the letter?’ ‘Yes, I have.’

‘Has he returned from Mumbai?’ ‘No, he hasn’t.’

▶️Past Simple

‘Did you know the answer?’ ‘No, I didn’t.’

‘Did he get the letter?’ ‘Yes, he did.’

▶️Past Continuous

‘Were you sleeping then?’ ‘Yes, I was.’

‘Was he reading his lessons?’ ‘No, he wasn’t.’

▶️Future Simple

‘Will you come with me?’ ‘Yes, I will.’

‘Will you help me?’ ‘No, I won’t.’


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⛔⛔⛔Expressions⛔⛔⛔


1- Fed up - this means, to have had enough

2- Feel like - this means, want to do something

3- No hard feelings - don't worry

4- Heavy duty - tough and powerful

5- Hook up - to connect

6- Join forces - means to unite

7- just what the doctor ordered - means what you need

8- Just about - nearly

9- Ins and outs - the small details

10- In hand - under control

11- Kick around - treat badly

12- Kick the bucket - to die

13- Knock it off - to stop it

14- Know-it-all - means, overconfident

15- Keep on - continue

16- In less than no time - immediately

17- Long face - sad

18- Means business - serious

19- Make up your mind - decide

20- Make off with - to steal

21- Make believe - to pretend

22- Mixed up - confused

23- Makes sense - seems reasonable/ right

24- Make a difference - to matter

25- Nail it down - finalize it

26- Nevermind - don't worry about it

27- No doubt - certainly

28- No sweat - it's easy to do/ Ok

29- Of age - old enough

30- Off the hook - out of trouble

31- Once in a blue moon - rarely

32- Out of order - does not work

33- Out of shape -  to be unfit
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#Learn_pronounciation

🍎 apple, I like an apple

🍌banana ,I like a banana.

🥦broccoli, I like a broccoli.

🥬cabbage, I like a cabbage.

🥕 carrot I like a carrot.

🥒 cucumber ,I like a cucumber.

🍇 grapes ,I like grapes.

🧅onion, I like an onion.

🍊orange ,I like an orange.

🍑 peach, I like a peach.

🍐pear ,I like a pear.

🍍 pineapple ,I like a pineapple.

🥔 potato, I like a potato

. 🍓strawberry, I like a strawberry.

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English lesson about the verb “to do”. The verb “to do” is a bit strange.

I hope this English class about the verb “to do” is helpful, and that with some practice you can master its usage! Have a great day!