What's the weather like where you are?

Hello again Bakhrom,

Great job on practicing your English sentences! 👍❤️ I'm pleased to see your progress. Here are some corrections and suggestions for improvement:

1. "In my opinion, the mountains in South America are higher than the mountains in Europe."

Correction: Use 'are higher than' instead of 'above then'. This is because 'higher than' is the correct comparative form for mountains or anything related to height.

2. "The Burj Khalifa building is taller than any other building in the world."

Correction: Use 'is taller than' instead of 'more above'. Also, use 'any other building' instead of 'other buildings'. This is because 'taller than' is the correct comparative form for buildings.

3. "Many hotels in Europe cost more than the hotels in South-western Asia."

Correction: Use 'Many hotels' instead of 'A lot of European’s hotels' and 'cost more than' instead of 'cost above'. This is because 'cost more than' is the correct comparative form for cost.

4. "You can get some information from the front desk worker."

Correction: Use 'from' instead of 'in'. This is because when you receive something from someone, the correct preposition to use is 'from'.

5. "You can use the hotel's restaurant and swimming pool. The restaurant is on the 1st floor and the swimming pool is above the 5th floor."

Correction: Use 'is on' instead of 'under' when referring to a specific floor. Also, use 'is above' instead of 'over' when referring to the swimming pool's location.

6. "Should I go to the supermarket? Yes, you should. You need to take a taxi. The supermarket is near Roosevelt Street, in front of the N Hotel."

Correction: Use 'need to' instead of 'have to' to make it sound more polite. Also, check the spelling for 'Roosevelt Street'.

7. "I will go to Thailand for my next vacation."

Correction: Use 'for my next vacation' instead of 'next vacation' to make the sentence more complete.

Keep up the good work, Bakhrom. Your English is improving!

Thank you!

Éva

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Hello again!!!

My sentenses:

1. In my oppinion, the mountains in South America above then European's mountains.

2. The Burj Khalif building more above (biggest) then other buildings in a world.

3. A lot of European's hotels cost above the hotel's in South-western Asia.

4. Yo can take some information in the front-desk worker.

5. you can use hotel's restorant and swimming-pool. The restorant under the 1st-floor. And the swimming-pool over 5th floor.

6. should I go to the supermarket. Yes you should. You have to take a taxi. The supermarket near the Ruzvelt's streat, in front of N Hotel.

7. I will go to Thailand, next vacation.

Hello Alp!

It's wonderful to hear from you and to know you're experiencing a different climate in Turkey. Stay warm! 😄❤️

Your sentences are impressive and it's clear that you're making progress. Here are a few corrections and suggestions:

1. Your first sentence is perfect.

2. The second sentence is also correct.

3. In your third sentence, it's more natural to say "I'm sitting by the lake under the moon."

4. For your fourth sentence, it would be better to say "I'm going to the store, would you like anything?"

5. In the fifth sentence, it's unclear what you mean by "a trick at the start." If you're referring to a trick that happened at the beginning of an event, you could say "He played a trick at the start."

6. Your sixth sentence is grammatically correct, but it might be more natural to say "I can do anything with the help of my friend" if that's what you mean.

7. Your last sentence is perfectly written.

Remember, practice makes perfect and every mistake is a step towards becoming fluent. Keep up the good work!

Thank you!

Éva

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Hi there! I've comment a few lessons later.

I'm in Turkey right now and, the weather now is 46 Degree Fahrenheit (8 Degree Celcius). It's windy and cold. While I'm riding my motorcycle today I can't feel my hands and face 😄

Here is my sentences:

1. I'm going to the UK.

2. I've received a gift from my girlfriend.

3. I'm sitting near the lake and under the moon.

4. I'm going to the store, would you like to anything?

5. He made a trick at the start.

6. I can do anything with my friend.

7. The backpack on the table contains my personal items.

Hello Nikita,

I'm glad to see you're putting in the effort to practice your English! 😎

Here are some corrections for your sentences:

1. "Harry doesn’t like vegetables, but he ate them anyway." - This sentence is correct!

2. "I love cycling, but it’s too cold to cycle these days." - This sentence is correct!

3. "It’s cold now, but it will be warmer in the afternoon." - This sentence is correct!

4. "My cat will meow." - This sentence is correct!

5. "The smartphone will change." - This sentence is correct!

6. "The students will read." - This sentence is correct!

7. “Spring is a beautiful season. Beautiful is an adjective that describes the season." - This sentence is correct!

8. "Beautiful weather here in April. Beautiful is an adjective that describes the weather." - This sentence is correct!

9. "I go back to the store with my friend." - This sentence is correct!

10. "The cat sits under the table against the wall." - I added 'the' before 'cat' for specificity.

11. "I swim from my mother to begin at the start." - This sentence is a bit unclear. Do you mean "I learned to swim from my mother at the start"?

12. "I stay under my umbrella." - This sentence is correct!

13. "When I was at school." - This sentence is incomplete. Maybe you meant to say, "When I was at school, I studied English"?

14. "I hear some noise against my door." - This sentence is correct!

Keep up the good work, Nikita! Remember, practice makes perfect. ❤️

Thank you!

Éva

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Hello Nikita,

I'm doing well, thank you for asking! 😊

I'm glad to see you're working hard on your English. Your sentences are quite good, but I have a few suggestions to help you improve even more.

Here are the corrections:

1. "I love cycling, but it’s too cold to cycle these days." - This sentence is fine, but for clarity, you might want to say "I love cycling, but it’s been too cold to cycle these days."

2. "My cat will meow" - It would be clearer to say "My cat will meow soon" or "My cat will start to meow" depending on what you want to express.

3. "The smartphone will change" - This sentence is grammatically correct, but it might be more informative to say "The smartphone will change soon" or "The design of the smartphone will change."

4. "I go back to the store with my friend" - Use the past tense for completed actions: "I went back to the store with my friend."

5. "Cat sits under the table against the wall" - Don't forget the article before 'cat': "The cat sits under the table against the wall."

6. "I swim from my mother to begin at the start" - This sentence is a bit unclear. Perhaps you meant, "I learned to swim from my mother, starting at the beginning."

7. "I hear some noise against my door" - Use the present continuous tense for actions happening now: "I am hearing some noise against my door."

Remember, practice makes perfect! Keep up the good work. 👍👍👍

Thank you!

Éva

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Hi team😄

I'm in Siberia now and the weather today is twenty three degrees below zero,windy and so cloudy😉

The climate in Krasnoyarsk is sharply continental. The weather be like from 5 till 33 degrees below zero in winter, and from 20 till 45 degrees above zero in summer.

Hi team how are you?😉

Here is my home task

Harry doesn't like vegetables,but he ate them anyway.

I love cycling,but It's too cold to cycle these days.

It's cold now,but will be warmer in the afternoon.

My cat will meow

The smartphone will change

The students will read

"Spring is a beautiful season.

Beautiful is an adjective describes season

Beautiful weather here in April."

Beautiful is an adjective describes weather

I go back to the store with my friend

Cat sits under the table against the wall

I swim from my mother to begin at the start

I stay under my umbrella

When I was at school

I hear some noise against my door

Hello Guzman Adalberto,

It's great to hear from you! I hope you're enjoying your time in Los Angeles. It's quite an interesting place with its diverse weather patterns, isn't it?

Now, let's look at your sentences. Here are some corrections you should make:

1. "I`m in Los Angeles the weathers hot and cold but in the mountains is very cold for example in Big Bear Mountain." should be "I'm in Los Angeles. The weather's hot and cold, but in the mountains, it's very cold, for example, in Big Bear Mountain."

Here's why:

- We should use periods (.) to separate different ideas. So, after "Los Angeles," we should use a period (.) to start a new sentence.

- When referring to the weather, we use the contraction "weather's" instead of "weathers."

- We should use a comma (,) after "mountains" to make the sentence easier to read.

- We should also use a comma (,) after "cold" to separate the main idea from the example.

Remember, punctuation is important to make your sentences clear and easy to understand.

Keep practicing and you'll get the hang of it! 😄😄😄

Thank you!

Éva

Team EnglishClass101.com

Teacher, I`m in Los Angeles the weathers hot and cold but in the mountains is very cold for example in Big Bear Mountain.

Hello Fuat,

Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences with us.

Please feel free to ask us any questions you have here or direct to your teacher in the ‘MyTeacher’ feature.

Cheers,

Éva

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The weather is rainy and windy where I live.

Hello Radu,

Thanks for taking the time to comment and share your new English language skills. 😄

Please feel free to ask us any questions you have here or direct to your teacher in the ‘MyTeacher’ feature.

Cheers,

Éva

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The weather is mostly sunny but sometimes is cloudy. In winter are many days with a lot of rain and a wet atmosphere. I like it these days because I have more time to study English.

Hello Kevin,

Thanks for taking the time to post and share. 👍

Please feel free to ask us any questions you have throughout your studies.

Sincerely,

Éva

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I Like winter and fall, it creates a beautiful atmosphere 😁

Hello José,

Thank you for getting in touch! 😄😄😄

The words "not only" are commonly used to add emphasis on the topic. You could indeed use "there isn't only" to have the same meaning.

I hope this is helpful to you. 😄👍

Sincerely,

Éva

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Hi, here it´s a sunny day.

I have a doubt about this construction "Not only is there a conjunction in that sentence, but ...". It isn´t interrogative, why not "There isn´t only..."

Hello Chimene,

Thanks for the comment!

We wish you the best throughout your studies.

Please feel free to ask us any questions you have here or direct to your teacher in the ‘MyTeacher’ feature.

Kindly,

Éva

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Hello Mario,

Thanks for taking the time to share. 👍

Please let us know if you ever have any questions throughout your studies, we would be happy to assist.

Cheers,

Éva

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