In English we have the words "figuratively" and "literally," which are opposites. In the second example that Alisha explains, she is showing this use of literally, which emphasizes that someone wants to express the literal, not figurative, meaning of something. We have a lot of idioms that express a figurative meaning (kick the bucket, bend over backwards, etc.). These have a special meaning that is not literal. For example, if you say that something is a pain in the neck, you mean that something is difficult, not really a pain in your neck. That is a figurative (idiomatic) meaning. However, if you really do have a pain in your neck, you might add the word "literally" to show that you are not expressing the figurative meaning. That is tricky--I hope that helps!
We will start the lesson in a while. I'll be there shortly. They'll travel soon and will stay at that 5 stars hotel gor a couple of days. I will assist them for a while, but then I leave them by themselves.
Hi, Alisha, I greet you sister. I am Ali, from Somalia. I am one of the people who follows your series or lessons, so, when you learning languag it needs more practice, so I would like to ask you question. Would you like to do practice for us by using video chatting? I hope you to respond me suddenly my question
In the two sentences: I haven't heard anything from you in a while/I haven't heard anything from you for a while there is no difference in meaning, especially for an American I think. British speakers would probably use 'for' but would understand both
can I say: i'm gonna walk around the neighborhood for a while in a while? and say "i'm gonna walk around the neighborhood in a while for a while " is wrong?
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Idon,t understan AWhile for a While And in a while thanks alisha Thanks for your explain
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Very well expain and thankyou alisha Idon,t Know How Iuse while For awhile Thankyou
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Such a helpful series! We often use "do" to emphasize.
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In Exclamatory Sentences How and what where should we use ?
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Please explain mam about causitive verb . I am from India .
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the way she says "okay" is so cute
I'd say extremely HOT, and what about hers "maybe" at the beginning? It's almost inappropriate for youtube LOL LOL
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Hi Alisha! I am from Rio de Janeiro and did not understand the second case of literal literally..could you please explain?
In English we have the words "figuratively" and "literally," which are opposites. In the second example that Alisha explains, she is showing this use of literally, which emphasizes that someone wants to express the literal, not figurative, meaning of something. We have a lot of idioms that express a figurative meaning (kick the bucket, bend over backwards, etc.). These have a special meaning that is not literal. For example, if you say that something is a pain in the neck, you mean that something is difficult, not really a pain in your neck. That is a figurative (idiomatic) meaning. However, if you really do have a pain in your neck, you might add the word "literally" to show that you are not expressing the figurative meaning. That is tricky--I hope that helps!
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Could you clarify how we use " Probably"
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Can we use both "what" and "that" in a cleft sentence?
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Since you are talking about in a while or for a while could you plz tell me how to use once in a while.
We will start the lesson in a while. I'll be there shortly. They'll travel soon and will stay at that 5 stars hotel gor a couple of days. I will assist them for a while, but then I leave them by themselves.
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When we meet a person that we haven't met for long.Can we say "do u remember me?" "Do u recognize me?" Which is more correct?
What is the difference between at the moment and in the moment?
For a while, it could be "for a moment".
And in a while it becomes "in a moment".
Is it correct.
Yes, that's correct.
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Hi, Alisha, I greet you sister.
I am Ali, from Somalia.
I am one of the people who follows your series or lessons, so, when you learning languag it needs more practice, so I would like to ask you question.
Would you like to do practice for us by using video chatting?
I hope you to respond me suddenly my question
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In the two sentences: I haven't heard anything from you in a while/I haven't heard anything from you for a while there is no difference in meaning, especially for an American I think. British speakers would probably use 'for' but would understand both
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“in” can mean “after”. In an hour. (After an hour.)
can I say: i'm gonna walk around the neighborhood for a while in a while? and say "i'm gonna walk around the neighborhood in a while for a while " is wrong?
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