This kills the ESL.
This kills the ESL
William Williams
Justin Phillips
I FUCKING LOVE THE WORD O'CLOCK
very based imho i always use it
Nathaniel Johnson
only Romance speakers cause their languages do not distinguish between in and on.
Grayson Evans
i carnt even anser most of thees
Ian Sanders
abo or zhang?
Camden Adams
Jokes on you, I'm an aussie that moved to Brazil a few years ago. By the way, the US has no official language so I think that includes you, pal.
Caleb Sullivan
are you an idiot?
>moves to brazil
hmm
Lucas Allen
im like a full on fuckwit
Dominic Gonzalez
They have, is Spanish
John Hall
Where did you came from? Brisbane, Sidney, some city in desert?
Ian Lee
It's a good country, haven't had any problems so far. Weather in the centre-west part of the country is basically Queensland lite in some parts of the year.
Lucas Peterson
#2 is "inside of me on"
Elijah Martinez
>I am broke ___ present
this is making me feel like a retard
Dylan Brooks
I'm an ESL teacher and I'd have to look up most of these just to be sure
I don't give a fuck though I hate english
Jonathan Green
>if necessary
Oliver Gutierrez
at present
Ethan Cox
I think it's AT present
Ian Harris
chicano moment
Landon Morgan
>on
>on
>on
>in
>on
>on
>in
>in
>on
>in
>in
>at
>on
>in
>for
>at
>at
>1. since (?) 2. in
>1. after 2. at
>during
>on
>not necessary
>in
>since
>at
>not necessary
>at
Ryan Sanchez
Pretty impressive. I think the only ones that you got wrong are
> 19. My neighbors moved in ____ three years ago.
We don't use since+ago in the same sentence. So the preposition here is not necessary. "my neighbors moved in over (more than) three years ago" is another possible answer, but changes the meaning slightly.
Also.
> 25. My sister left since last Saturday
We don't really say that, for the same reason as before. Left is a completed action, while since is a continuous action. "My sister has been gone since last Saturday" would be correct. Because that uses a continuous verb. So I think the correct answer here again is "not necessary".
John Morales
do anglos really have problems speaking their own language?
Sebastian Watson
yes. I don't know the answer to #21 and I'm a native speaker.