The Flatmates episode 9, from BBC Learning English
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Personally I think it's bad practice to teach any language by giving examples of incorrect usage. The brain automatically stores any language it comes into contact with, so the less incorrect language learners come into contact with the better. Just my tu'pence worth...
2 years ago 31
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Second one. Must be: "Would anyone like..."
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@bbclearningenglish Thanks a lot :)
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Crimen Sollcitationis
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the second one!
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i think the way that these videos bring to me are very good. Not bad like speaklanguages said!
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Hello !
To answer to Speaklangueges, I think you're quite right, though the exercise seems interesting and because Michal is polish ! I really think the best would be BBC gave the answers because people have probably found it but we have to be sure to learn, don't you think so ?
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sentence 2: true one is would anyone like to come with me?
1 year ago 2
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Number 2 I think
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number 2 I think
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No 2 is wrong.It should be ''Would'' in place of "Will".But I am also not sure about the no.1, maybe it is ''watch'' instead of ''see''.
22nabeela 9 months ago
@22nabeela Yes, "would" is the correct answer. In the first sentence, either watch or see is OK.
bbclearningenglish 9 months ago 2
One of Michal's sentences is wrong. Can you spot which one it is?
bbclearningenglish 2 years ago