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This is a lot of fun, but there is a mistake.
Can you find it for me?
It could be the sentence, your composition on 'my dog', the preposition 'on' is wrong? Should it be 'of' or 'about'?
No, that's correct. The mistake is in the first joke.BTW, I forgot to tell you there's a film about Turner. It's called Mr Turner. Have you seen it?
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Then, I suppose that the mistake is in the sentence, 'he is 6 years', you could say, he is 6 years old or he is six years of age, couldn't you?Regarding the film, yes, I have seen it. It is a moving film about the turbulent artist's life which had my head screwed on.
Exactly. Or simply: he's six.
Teacher, It's 'BTW' a common expresion in English language?
Yes, it's quite common, but I guess I overuse it.It's an acronym that stands for 'by the way'.
Expression in the English language, sorry
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It could be the sentence, your composition on 'my dog', the preposition 'on' is wrong? Should it be 'of' or 'about'?
ReplyDeleteNo, that's correct. The mistake is in the first joke.
DeleteBTW, I forgot to tell you there's a film about Turner. It's called Mr Turner. Have you seen it?
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ReplyDeleteThen, I suppose that the mistake is in the sentence, 'he is 6 years', you could say, he is 6 years old or he is six years of age, couldn't you?
ReplyDeleteRegarding the film, yes, I have seen it. It is a moving film about the turbulent artist's life which had my head screwed on.
Exactly. Or simply: he's six.
DeleteTeacher, It's 'BTW' a common expresion in English language?
ReplyDeleteYes, it's quite common, but I guess I overuse it.
DeleteIt's an acronym that stands for 'by the way'.
Expression in the English language, sorry
ReplyDelete