Questions - Learn English Grammar

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#1 написал: Anglo-Link (1 августа 2013 10:38)

No. 'Does John live?' or 'Is John living?' For the difference in meaning, you can watch my lesson entitled 'Present Simple V? Present Continuous'.

#2 написал: Bogha Khalel (1 августа 2013 10:38)

Dose John live in London? ? Can I say >>>> Is John live in london .

#3 написал: wan pong Tin (1 августа 2013 10:38)

I learnt a lot from this? video. Thanks.

#4 написал: Anglo-Link (1 августа 2013 10:38)

I believe this is because of the close ties that exist? between the two countries.

#5 написал: Anglo-Link (1 августа 2013 10:38)

The correct questions is: WHO? is this for? In the short question, where the preposition is right next to the verb, the correct form is 'whom': For WHOM?

#6 написал: mayank mittal (1 августа 2013 10:38)

MAM, Should we use "Whom is this for?it is for Sarah." or "Who is this for?it is for Sarah?"? ?

#7 написал: amoudikom (1 августа 2013 10:38)

thank you minoo?

#8 написал: Nishant Gumber (1 августа 2013 10:38)

Mam can? you please tell any reason behind English UK ?? Thanku

#9 написал: Anglo-Link (1 августа 2013 10:38)

I believe you use British? (UK) English.

#10 написал: Nishant Gumber (1 августа 2013 10:38)

Hello mam... I have a little confusion in? my mind to learn English. Please tell me in India which English we use English UK or English US ?? Please help