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The lesson is done. Thank you teacher for your great job.
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I liked to learn english with teacher Paul 12/12/2011
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Thank you!
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Thank you Paul.
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Hi teacher ,I would like to know someting like (well done ) what does WELL DONE mean?
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@learnamericanenglish Thank you teacher. So...[[ A verb can turn to be an adjective when that verb is in the past participle form ]]... ok I got it : ) Thank you teacher Paul ^_^
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Oh, Paul！I'm so sorry about that. I meant that if you were finished teaching yesterday. I often make real jokes when I speak English:)
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well done professor , an another excellent class
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It is finished. <---
Isn't "finished" a verb? (passive voice)
I am so confused
MyArtSchool 3 months ago
@MyArtSchool Some--but not all--verbs can function as adjectives when they are in the form of the past participle. I'll make some sentences to demonstrate. The first sentence is in the past tense; the second sentence is in the present tense: BREAK -- I broke my computer. / My computer is broken. FIX -- He fixed his car. / His car is fixed. DO -- She did her laundry. / Her laundry is done. GO -- The dog went away. / The dog is gone.
learnamericanenglish 3 months ago
Thank you Paul, Happy thanksgiving!
I'm done learning today.
Are you done your teaching?
Shuyanchi 3 months ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@Shuyanchi -- Say, "Are you done teaching?" The interesting thing about that question is that it could have more than one meaning. You might be asking if I'm finished teaching for the day, or you might be asking if I've decided to leave the profession.
learnamericanenglish 3 months ago 3