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Zsolt Zsemba May 7, 2025

You Speak, I Listen
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You Speak, I Listen - Zsolt Zsemba

Practice your English with us each Saturday morning 9 am! So our 59th class this week was more of a meeting of the minds than an English class

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ABC Learning English Mar 22, 2024

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Zsolt Zsemba Nov 30, 2023

Let's Change This Up.
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The Editor's Manual Oct 11, 2023

It's interesting how "some" and "any" can convey contrasting meanings.
- Isn't there some way to cancel these tickets?
(confirming positive expectation)
- Don't you have any money?
(confirming negative expectation)

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https://editorsmanual.com/articles/some-vs-any/

“Some” vs. “Any”

“Some” and “any” both indicate quantity and are used in questions, statements, and conditionals, where they convey different points of view, assumptions, and expectations.

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The Editor's Manual Oct 8, 2023

Both of these are correct, depending on the style you follow:
✅ Indigenous Peoples’ Day
✅ Indigenous Peoples Day

If you use an apostrophe, place it after and not before the “s” in “peoples.”
❌ Indigenous People’s Day

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Apostrophe and “S” in Indigenous Peoples’ Day

“Indigenous Peoples’ Day” may be written with or without the apostrophe, depending on the style you follow.

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The Editor's Manual Mar 10, 2023

Use “who” instead of “which” for animals with names.
❌ My cat Tooks, *which* likes cheese, loves pizza.
✅ My cat Tooks, *who* likes cheese, loves pizza.

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https://editorsmanual.com/articles/who-for-animals/

“Who” vs. “Which” for Animals

Use “who” for animals with names, animals that are personified or anthropomorphized, or to indicate emotional closeness. Use “which” or “that” to discuss a species or an unknown animal without a name.

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The Editor's Manual Nov 9, 2022

A comma separates day and year in a date.
- It began on May 1, 2021.
But if you're showing only month and year, no comma is necessary.
- It began in May 2021.

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https://editorsmanual.com/articles/dates/

Dates: How to Write Correctly

To show the exact date, spell out the month, and write the day and year in numerals (May 1, 2021, or 1 May 2021). Don’t place a comma between month and year (May 2021). Spell out the day when it stands alone.

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Dear Teachers!

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Conversation & Listening Book 1 - Walkthrough

Conversation & Listening Book 1 - Walkthrough - Webinar Recording This is the recording of a training session Nik Peachey delivered on 5th June 2020.The video shows the materials from Conversation & Listening - Book 1 - Blended Learning Edition.Nik shows s...

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