Aug. 20, 2025
Which grammatical construction is correct?
"You're learning English all summer holidays for IELTS" or "You study English all summer holidays to prepare for IELTS". One give me a translator, ane i try to create myself. Maybe i can practise my English with creating short tik-tok videos, just for a lark. I can use simple phrases that i would never create in Russian language, cause if you know the language very well and use it like an academic - you can't create a silly videos, because your facepalm can kill you first before you put mouse on "click"
Which grammatical construction is correct?
"You're learning English all summer holidays for IELTS" or "You study English all summer holidays to prepare for IELTS".
One givewas given to me by a translator, ane i tryd I tried to create myself.
Maybe iI can practisce my English withby creating short tik-tok videos, just for a larkugh.
I can use simple phrases that iI would never create in Russian language, cause if you know the language very well and use it like an academic - you can't create a silly videos, because your facepalmstupor/embarassment can kill you first before you put mouse on "click".
Aug. 21, 2025
Thank you! I laughed so hard 😄
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Which grammatical construction is correct? This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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"You're learning English all summer holidays for IELTS" or "You study English all summer holidays to prepare for IELTS". This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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One give me a translator, ane i try to create myself. One |
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Maybe i can practise my English with creating short tik-tok videos, just for a lark. Maybe |
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I can use simple phrases that i would never create in Russian language, cause if you know the language very well and use it like an academic - you can't create a silly videos, because your facepalm can kill you first before you put mouse on "click" I can use simple phrases that |
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