30-day Grammar Challenge (B2) #day10

English tutor Alice here. Did you know the state I live in is the birth place of Kentucky Fried Chicken? It is! KFC originated in Corbin, Kentucky, when Colonel Harland Sanders began serving his signature fried chicken to travelers at his roadside service station in the 1930s. Sanders finalized his secret Original Recipe of 11 herbs and spices there in 1940, and the first official franchise later opened in South Salt Lake, Utah, in 1952. Tell me something neat about the country that you live in!

What's the difference between "for" and "to" in English?

ESL students try this. Choose the most suitable answer.

Choose the correct answer.

Chinese measure words 辆 liang4 to describe any vehicles For example: 一辆轿车 一辆货车 一辆火车 一辆自行车

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🇷🇺 How do Russians really answer “Как дела?” 🤔 Imagine your Russian friend asks: — Как дела? Which answer sounds the most natural? A) Хорошо. B) Нормально. C) Да нормально. D) Всё хорошо. 👇 Can you choose the answer you would use? Actually, all four are possible — but they don't sound exactly the same. For example: 😊 Хорошо. — Good. 😐 Нормально. — Fine / okay. 🙂 Да нормально. — Yeah, I'm okay. 👍 Всё хорошо. — Everything's good. And there's one more: — Как дела? — Всё ок. Very natural in casual conversation. 💬 Now tell me: Which answer have you heard most often from Russian speakers? Or write your own answer to: — Как дела? I'll tell you how natural it sounds in Russian. 👇

Let's discuss phrasal verbs. "Packed Into" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Look down on" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? "Flooded into" What does this phrasal verb mean? How would you word it in a sentence? Phrasal verb usage is so common for English speakers. It's a way to say what you want in a shorter way. Just like using slang or abbreviations or contractions. There are so many phrasal verbs in existence and so many different ways to use them in everyday speaking.