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 Adjectives endings: adjectives have many different endings. Some adjectives end in -Ful.  Theses adjectives describe nouns or pronouns that are full of something. Examples:  1- A beautiful face 2- A joyful smile  3- A wonderful time  4- A useful book  5- Colorful clothes  Ending in -Ous:  Examples: 1-A famous writer 📝  2- An adventurous explorer. Describing what something is made of: Materials: Some nouns can be used like adjectives:  Examples:  1-A plastic chair  2-A wooden door  Describing What something is like: certain material: Examples: 1- A silky skin 2- A leaden sky 3- A golden necklace  You wanna learn more about this topic? 📚 Go to the link in our Bio. 📚✏️ We have schedules available for teaching virtual english classes for more information DM US. 📚✏️ #Reading #Practicing #Learning #Letsgo #Easyenglish 📚✏️👩‍🏫🍎

 We use would when you are asking someone to do something:  Examples:  1-Would you please stop making that noise?  2- Would you pass me the book please?  3- Please, would you close the door?   4-Would you like another drink?  5-Which cake would you like?  *The contraction of would not is: Wouldn’t. 1- Wouldn’t it be better to wait? We use would to express unreal situations we usually use this modal verb when we are making a supposition of an occurrence: Examples:  1- If i were you, I would pay all my bills first. (Condition) 2-I would pay all my bills, If I were you. Disposition/ contrary to fact or condition. Asking questions:  Examples:  1- Where would you go if you had the chance to travel for a year? 2- What would you wear for your honeymoon? 3- What would you do if you were older? You wanna learn more about this topic? 📚 Go to the link in our Bio. 📚✏️ We have schedules available for teaching virtual english classes for more i...

 “Arrangement” in English is a versatile word with several meanings, generally referring to the act of organizing or arranging something, or the state of being arranged.  It can also describe a formal agreement or a specific way things are set up. Here’s a more detailed breakdown: 1. Organizing or Arranging: Making plans: “I’ll make arrangements for you to be met at the airport”.  Setting up: “The seating arrangements for the dinner party”.  Creating a structure: “She’s happy with her unusual living arrangements”.  In the field of art: “The art of flower arrangement”.  2. Agreements or Dealings: Formal agreements: “They had an arrangement that the children would spend two weeks with each parent”.  Business or legal contracts:  “We need to discuss the financial arrangements for the project”.  Special circumstances or conditions: “He has some special arrangement with his supplier”.  3. The Act of Arranging: Physical arrangement of objects:...

 Future with be going to: we use this future form for predictions, facts, scheduled events and plans.  For example:  1-Are you going to eat dinner?: Yes I’m going to eat dinner. 2-No, I’m not going to eat dinner 🥘  3-Is she going to eat Pizza? Yes, she is going to eat pizza./ no she isn’t going to eat pizza. To show future actions use the verb shall and will with another verb that describes the action.  For example:  1-Shall/will: with the pronouns: I and We: Will: with the pronouns: You/He/She/ it/ They.  Examples:  1- I shall do my homework after dinner 🥘  2-I will miss you when you leave. 3-We shall take the dog for a walk later. 4-We will visit grandma this weekend.  5-He will be home later.  6-She will help us cook the food for the party.  Negative: Will/Shall + not:  will not contraction: Won’t.  1-You won’t like this food is horrible!  you wanna learn more about this topic?📚✏️ Go to the link in our Bio....