English Grammar - How to ask questions

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[dasunamadoru]

Thanxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sir ... !

[MrAmuchastegui]

thank you, nice teacher. Greets from spain

[9965sarah]

can you please teach us that how can we make any sentence in english i mean sentences in general conversation.

[azabariel93]

man! why aren't you my English teacher!? my teacher is so boring!

[AustiNis1337]

@rakerudesu Lying is when you tell someone something you KNOW is NOT true. Example: My hair is brown. What color is your hair? MY HAIR IS RED. I am lying to you. Cheating is when you act dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage; or cheating could be defined as tricking. Example: I got some playing cards. I took out all of the Kings. I bet you $5 you cannot draw a King. I am cheating you out of your money.

[akroPL]

hoes :D

[sobefobik]

@famas2007 This is another slang term that we Americans use. "What have you" is kind of like saying "etc." or "whatever you had" or "whatever you wish."

In this case he said, "You were here from January to June, or what have you." The "what have you" here just means, "or however long you were here." I hope that makes sense.

[jack033083]

why is there always worm on da board?hi Im a pilipina,and i want to hasten my english correctly.

[ovoo18]

perfect class

[rakerudesu]

I can't sign up to Engvid.com

I want to ask how to use lying and cheating in a sentece? what is the diffrence? thank you....