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Making Suggestion and Requesting Something (english task part 4)

Making Suggestion and Requesting Something

Making Suggestion is how you express your suggestion to someone.


There are a number of ways used when making suggestions :

1)            WHAT ABOUT/HOW ABOUT ... + Base form + -ING
       What about going to the swimming pool tomorrow?
       How about going to the swimming pool tomorrow?
2)            WHY + Negative
       Why don't we go to the swimming pool tomorrow?
3)            IMPERATIVE: Let's + Base form
       Let's go to the swimming pool tomorrow! 
4)            COULD
       We could go to the swimming pool tomorrow.

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Conditional Sentences (english task part 3)

Conditional Sentence

Conditional sentence is used for expressing our hope or expectation toward something. The sentense “If Rama had had time, He would have joined Rano.” means that Rama did not join Rano to visit the computer expo because he didn’t have time. A conditinal sentence consist of two part : “main clause” and “if clause”.
 There are four types of conditional sentences in english:
•1st conditional sentences
•2nd conditional sentences
•3rd conditional  sentences
•Conditional Sentence without “IF” (Inversion)

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Admitting Mistakes and Making Promises (english task part 2)

What is ‘Admitting Mistakes’?

Mistake is a misunderstanding or misconception or an error in action, calculation, opinion, or judgement caused by poor reasoning, carelessness, insufficient knowledge, etc.
When you have a mistake to someone, you need to plead your mistake, so the problem will be clear. Admitting Mistake is the way you to admit and ask for a sorry of your mistake.

The Benefits of Admitting Your Mistakes
  • It demonstrates your courage
  • It demonstrates your humanity
  • It engenders more trusting relationships
  • It creates greater organisational value

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Blaming and Accusing (english task part 1)

BLAMING

What is Blame?
When viewed from one perspective, blame is the placing of responsibility on the object or person with whom we are in conflict.  If angry at an object, perhaps you throw it, break it, or maybe become outwardly angry verbally, shout an expletive or at the very least clearly make known your dissatisfaction. (Needless to say, an inanimate object couldn’t care less about what we are feeling.)
Or one spouse says to the other about an acting out child: “It’s YOUR fault he/she acts that way because you never tell him/her no! You don’t set limits!” Typically the blamed one feels defensive and offers the following response: ”

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