Thanks Ann. Watching this Video for a 2nd time , because your presentation is mesmerizing :-D . By the way, at 7.46 , I feel the sentence "there are not as many cars in Holland as there are in Houston" sounds robotic to me . Dear Ann, Is there any Alternate structure for this Sentence which native English speaker usually use? . Take Care & Be blessed
It probably sounds robotic because we do not use contractions (typically) in academic writing. It will sound more natural and relaxed when you say "there aren't as many cars" instead. Hope this helps!
You both ladies at the Worldwide Speak are fantastic teachers. Thanks for your great lessons.
if we would look at the map we would see the sea"
plz why they use would in if clause in stead of main clause??!
I think that "would" should not be used in the if-clause here. It should be "if we looked at the map, we would see the sea."
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Loved your explanations makes things much easy. Thank you 🙏
What wonderful news. So happy to hear that!
Thanks Ann. Watching this Video for a 2nd time , because your presentation is mesmerizing :-D . By the way, at 7.46 , I feel the sentence "there are not as many cars in Holland as there are in Houston" sounds robotic to me . Dear Ann, Is there any Alternate structure for this Sentence which native English speaker usually use? . Take Care & Be blessed
It probably sounds robotic because we do not use contractions (typically) in academic writing. It will sound more natural and relaxed when you say "there aren't as many cars" instead. Hope this helps!
@@WorldwideSpeak Thanks . Agreed
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I do not have as many friends in London as I have in New York......is it right?
Yes- great job!