Hi our prominent teacher on UA-cam channel , ever so an unexampled grammar topic , Sir by knowing that you are shot of time, we students appreciate if you help us to comprehend well the use of ; "To be meant to" "to be meant for" and on the other hand the currect utilization of ; "To mean+ ground" "to mean+ infinitive" , "to mean+to be" and finally, "mean" as a noune • Tank you with lots of appreciation beforehand 🌹❤
Hi Lliam, which sentence is correct? What is the difference between the two sentences? 1) I am riding the Ferris wheel. 2) I am riding on the Ferris wheel. 3) I am on/in the Ferris wheel. In case of number 3, which preposition is correct?
1) correct 2) correct (the preposition "on" is correct but not necessary because of the verb "riding")) 3) on ("on" is necessary here because there is no action verb)
Hi! Thank you for such an interesting lesson. 1. I said all I have to say. Now I am waiting for your response. 2. I tend to be impatient, so please don't keep me awaiting. 3. We are waiting for the results of the election. 4. Why are you waiting for him? He's not coming. 5. I am anxiously awaiting the release of her latest book.
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Hi our prominent teacher on UA-cam channel , ever so an unexampled grammar topic ,
Sir by knowing that you are shot of time, we students appreciate if you help us to comprehend well the use of ;
"To be meant to" "to be meant for" and on the other hand the currect utilization of ;
"To mean+ ground" "to mean+ infinitive" , "to mean+to be" and finally, "mean" as a noune • Tank you with lots of appreciation beforehand 🌹❤
Hi Lliam, which sentence is correct?
What is the difference between the two sentences?
1) I am riding the Ferris wheel.
2) I am riding on the Ferris wheel.
3) I am on/in the Ferris wheel. In case of number 3, which preposition is correct?
1) correct
2) correct (the preposition "on" is correct but not necessary because of the verb "riding"))
3) on ("on" is necessary here because there is no action verb)
Hi! Thank you for such an interesting lesson.
1. I said all I have to say. Now I am waiting for your response.
2. I tend to be impatient, so please don't keep me awaiting.
3. We are waiting for the results of the election.
4. Why are you waiting for him? He's not coming.
5. I am anxiously awaiting the release of her latest book.
2. waiting (no object)
3. awaiting / waiting for
Good work!!