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I did this lesson
Listening to an English Forecast.
I finish all lesson but it doesn't mark on my chart, I don't know what I need to do?
Hi.
It was good to know how to speak about weather report.
Forecast was new word to learn.
See you
Hello Eliazar,
You're correct! This lesson is to do with weather forecasts!
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Éva
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Its a statement of what is going to happen in the future, especially in connection with a particular situation, or the expected weather conditions
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I'm not being able to play from lesson 4. What's wrong with me?
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IT,S Very successful lessons for the brain.
Hi there Ronald,
Thanks for your post and the positive feedback!
"At," "in," or "on" are all prepositions of place and time. You can use "at" to demonstrate a precise time, "in" to demonstrate a month, year or long period or "on" to highlight a date or day. "At night" doesn't give an exact time but it's still fine to use.
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