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π§To bring someone or something to a lower level or standard.
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π§To bring someone or something to a lower level or standard.
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ποΈWhat did you do yesterday?
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βοΈVery often the past simple ends in -ed (regular verbs), e.g. played, walked, jumped, stopped.β£β£
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ποΈβ£β£We use the past simple for finished actions in the past, past states or conditions, or past habits. β£β£
βοΈVery often the past simple ends in -ed (regular verbs), e.g. played, walked, jumped, stopped.β£β£
βοΈSome verbs are irregular, e.g. go β went; be β was/were; do β did.β£β£
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When to use the preposition 'on'?
βοΈ Days of the week:
* on Monday
* on Tuesday
* on Wednesday
* on Thursday
* on Friday
* on Saturday
* on Sunday
βοΈ Dates:
* on January 1st
* on March 8th
* on December 25th
βοΈ Holidays:
* on Christmas
* on Thanksgiving
* on Easter
βοΈ Surfaces:
* on the table
* on the floor
* on the ceiling
* on the wall
βοΈ Objects:
* on the car
* on the bike
* on the phone
* on the computer
βοΈ Additional examples
* on the weekend
* on vacation
* on the radio
* on TV
* on the internet
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βοΈ Days of the week:
* on Monday
* on Tuesday
* on Wednesday
* on Thursday
* on Friday
* on Saturday
* on Sunday
βοΈ Dates:
* on January 1st
* on March 8th
* on December 25th
βοΈ Holidays:
* on Christmas
* on Thanksgiving
* on Easter
βοΈ Surfaces:
* on the table
* on the floor
* on the ceiling
* on the wall
βοΈ Objects:
* on the car
* on the bike
* on the phone
* on the computer
βοΈ Additional examples
* on the weekend
* on vacation
* on the radio
* on TV
* on the internet
@yourlanguageclass
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βοΈβTellβ is used with a direct object:β£β£She tells him a bedtime story every night.
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βοΈIf we want to include an indirect object, we introduce it with βtoβ:β£β£She says hello (to me) every morning.β£β£β£β£
βοΈβTellβ is used with a direct object:β£β£She tells him a bedtime story every night.
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β£βοΈDid you know that words which end with -mb have a silent b?β£β£β£β£
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