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[@taalpointnoord8826]

Hi Lebo , Excellent video . Very educational .
I didnt know question 3 , about compound sentences ,
and I didnt know about comparative form in question 5.
And question 18 , you see sometimes the apostrophe behind the word ,
so I hesitated 18 B and C .
And of course , didnt know about question 17 .

[@englishteacherlebo]

Hi dear, always lovely to hear from you. This will be a long response, so get ready! lol 😅
Ok regarding, Question 3 : A compound sentence consists of two independent clauses joined by a coordinating conjunction (like "and," "but," "or," etc.). For example: "I enjoy cooking, and he likes to paint." Both "I enjoy cooking" and "he likes to paint" are complete thoughts that can stand alone as sentences.
Question 5 (Comparative Form - "big"): The comparative form of an adjective is used when comparing two things. "Bigger" is the comparative form of "big," used when comparing sizes between two objects. For instance, "This box is bigger than that one."
Question 18 (Apostrophe Use): The correct answer is B, "The dog's toy is missing." The apostrophe ('s) in this case shows possession or belonging. "Dog's" indicates that the toy belongs to the dog.
Question 17 (Plural Form of "cactus"):
The plural form of "cactus" is "cacti" (Answer A). This is a Latin-derived plural form commonly used for this word. I hope it makes sense. xx

[@taalpointnoord8826]

@@englishteacherlebo Thank you so much , Lebo .
It is a lot to take in , but very useful to me and I love the way you explain it.

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[@guioscigaro]

20/20

[@englishteacherlebo]

Fantastic 🙌🏽

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17 i got

[@englishteacherlebo]

Wow! That’s awesome 👏, well done!

[@sohailkhan5119]

16

[@englishteacherlebo]

That's awesome 🙌🏽

[@TutorTero]

Hi Lebo, do you perhaps have an email, that I can use to reach out to you.

[@englishteacherlebo]

Hi Tero, sure... you can contact me at [e-mail]

[@TutorTero]

Thanks
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