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Hello. I need some help with celta preinterview task. II know the mistakes, however, I have no idea how to explain them easily. I'm new to all teachers' world so please help me :( I've got some ideas for the answers but the biggest problem for me is to explain to students so they...

Passport files of candidates breached (=an action that breaks a law, rule, or agreement)Records of Clinton, McCain, Obama inappropriately (=without legal permissions) accessed, officials sayWASHINGTON - State Department employees snooped (=to try to find out about someone's private affairs by...

As a footnote: 1. If he were here now, he would be able to answer the question. 2. If she were a little bigger, she wouldn't be quite so small. The "were" in these examples is called the "past subjunctive". The past subjunctive is used principally in conditional (hypothetical) statements, such...

Sorry, but you can't say "I have a news." Nobody's counting; it's fine to say, "I have news for you---school has been cancelled tomorrow." Actually, "some news" can refer to a single item as well: "I have some news for you, buddy---your mother doesn't work here. You have to clean up your own...

Philip wrote: Avangi wrote: Hi, Perhaps not all journalists are perfect. "Hanged over to San Quentin" ain't too good neither. (hanged at San Quentin - taken to San Quentin) I saw a dictionary reference someone posted in another thread, and I think it applies: "When there is a mixture of...

Actually,when I posted these questions,I had my own answers.Because my book sometmes gives wrong keys,so I just want to check if they fit in with your answers. Ok,I'll give them a try. .Once we build a house here,the ocean will be hidden from__ a.view b.sight What do you think? My...

Actually,when I posted these questions,I had my own answers.Because my book sometmes gives wrong keys,so I just want to check if they fit in with your answers. Ok,I'll give them a try. .Once we build a house here,the ocean will be hidden from__ a.view b.sight What do you think? My...

FWIW, this British dictionary seems to indicate that resume is indeed not used in UK, but only in US: ------ résumé 1 a short statement of the important details of something: She gave us a brief résumé of the project so far. 2 US FOR CV: She sent her résumé to fifty companies, but...

Thank you ever so much for taking the time to read my questions! I read all these words and expressions from an airplane pilot from Boston. It was an interview about his career. As far as I know the word "People" is plural. e.g. People are, People have to, People run in the rain, People are...

pay-money received for work done regularly/to give monney due or return money owed.They get their pay every Friday/Every month I pay the rent.income-money received over a period especially salary, shares etc. My income from investments barelycovers my expences.earning -to get money for your...