اعزائي الطلبة انتم تسألوا واساتذة المنتدي يجيبون

[Mr Hamada Hashish]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة emyahmed

ما الفرق بين economic و economical

الأولي معناها شيء اقتصادي مثل مشكلة أو موضوع

الثانية مع الأشخاص بمعني مقتصد أو موفر

[Mr Hamada Hashish]

[quote=jasmen_2010;3520444]-I wish there (is- had been – were – to be ) something I was
really interested in


She likes un unusual .modern houses but her sister prefers traditional (social –conventional – economic – political ) architecture .


he (might – must – could – need not ) pass the exam .but I do not think so.***

) Despite spending a lot of time .effort or money doing this job . it is very (worthy – worthwhile – priceless – valueless)

(49) If it is not too hot tomorrow .I (should – must – can not – might ) go swimming


ارجو الاجابة ع هذة الاسئلة ضروري لو سمحتوا ضروووووووووووووووووووري[/

[jasmen_2010]

[quote=nasrawy100;3520967]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة jasmen_2010

-I wish there (is- had been – were – to be ) something I was
really interested in

بس دي في النص بتاع الوحدة مكتوبة were انا بقة اخد بمنطقية الجملة ولا النص؟؟؟

She likes un unusual .modern houses but her sister prefers traditional (social –conventional – economic – political ) architecture .


he (might – must – could – need not ) pass the exam .but I do not think so.***
طيب ما copuld بردة احتمال مستقبل؟

) Despite spending a lot of time .effort or money doing this job . it is very (worthy – worthwhile – priceless – valueless)

اذاي اقول ع الرغم من الفلوس الللي ادفعت فيها والمجهود هيا تستحق مش المفروض الجملة تناقض يعني اخذ valuless
بجد انا الجملة دي مش فاهماها

(49) If it is not too hot tomorrow .I (should – must – can not – might ) go
swimming

طيب ما could بردة احتمال مستقبل؟



ارجو الاجابة ع هذة الاسئلة ضروري لو سمحتوا ضروووووووووووووووووووري[/

شكرا لحضرتك يا مستر

[أميرة الزمان]

[quote=nasrawy100;3520950]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة أميرة الزمان

she promised she ....................me as soon as the plane landed

a- will phone
b- phoned
c- would phoned
d- phones

[

ألف ألف شكر يا مستر

[hhohho]

I want to solve this sentence


find the mistake


long term weightless can cause serious side effecets

[hhohho]

شكرا يا جماعة على لا شئ

[Mr Hamada Hashish]

[QUOTE=أميرة الزمان;3549871]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة nasrawy100

ألف ألف شكر يا مستر

would phone

[ياسمين نبيل الزلبانى]

هل grass من الاسماء التى لا تعد؟

[MARRON-5]

av4056667jp3مامعنى كلمة machinery

هل كلمة grass - damage لا تعد
[
U]choose[/U]
1-We all hope scientists can .....................a cure for fatal disease
( invent - discover )
2-there is ..............clothing factory near our house

(a -no article )
correct:
3-we have a large discipline of railway here in Egypt

4-in Egypt children bring primary school at the age of six

5-I bought some leaves of bread from the bakery

[kleopatra]

سؤال هيجننى ممكن حد يجاوبنى عليييه ؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟
ايه الفرق (فى المعنى ) بين:
i play
i am playing
i played
i had played
i had been playing
i have played
i have been playing
.................................................. ...............
ارجو بجد شرح تفصيلى للفرق ما بين معانيهم لانى قرأت كتييييييير وحسيت ان فى حاجات متناقدة
خاصة فى المضارع التام والتام المستمر والماضى التام والتام المستمر
(ارجو توضيح الفروق فى استخدامتهم ومعانيهم عند الكلام بدون اى كلمات دالة )
واكون شاكرة جدااااااااااااااااااااااا لو حد جاوب عليا

[mohappp]

ارجو الاجابه علي الاسئله دي 1 - we have locked themselves out.
2- could you give me a quick exploration of how this machine work
3- they chose a famous lawyer to present them in court
4- they were arrested as breaking the law .
5- he had to apologize owing to he made a shameful mistake.
6- as well as she studied hard .she played tennis regularly.
7- if he reeds the questions carefully.he answer them.
8- there were no accidents though the dangerous roads.
9- as soon as seeing the accident .i called the police.
10- however the box was heavy .he could carry it

ارجو الحل اوجد الخطا مع تصحيح

[النينجا]

Write a paragraph of about 100 Words about :-3



A Fearful dream


بعد ازنكم انا عاوز الاجابه النهارده

وشكراّ ليكم

[Mr Hamada Hashish]

[QUOTE=mohappp;4041881]ارجو الاجابه علي الاسئله دي 1 - we have locked themselves out.
ourselves
2- could you give me a quick exploration of how this machine work
explanation
3- they chose a famous lawyer to present them in court
represent
4- they were arrested as breaking the law .
for
5- he had to apologize owing to he made a shameful mistake.
because
6- as well as she studied hard .she played tennis regularly.
in addition
or
As well as studying
7- if he reeds the questions carefully.he answer them.
If he reads the questions carefully, he will answer them
8- there were no accidents though the dangerous roads.
despite
9- as soon as seeing the accident .i called the police.
/ After / On
10- however the box was heavy .he could carry it
Although
ارجو الحل اوجد الخطا مع تصحيح[

[لا اله الا الله 1000]

Grammar Exercises:
1- Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d

1. He (must have – can't have – didn't have – can have) missed his train. He's usually late.

2. His watch (must have – might have – could have – can't have) cost a lot of money. It's made of plastic.

3. It (can't have – will have – must have – didn't have) been very windy during the night. There are branches all over the ground.

4. Tunnelling under the Nile (must have – may have – can't have – might have) been easy. I'm sure it was difficult.

5. My father (didn't have – won't have – shall have – must have) walked to work this morning. His car is still in the garage.

6. He can't walk. He (must – mustn't – shouldn't – won't) be ill.

7. He spends so much money. He (can't – shouldn't – must – won't) be rich.

8. You (can't have – must have – should have – will have) finished that book already. You bought it only yesterday and it is very long.

9. A: I don't know where my school bag is, Mum? B: It's not here. You (mustn't – can't – might – won't) have left it on the train.

10. A: Look, Hesham's keys are on the table. B: He (must have - can't have – might have – may have) seen them when he left this morning.

11. A: I rang you this morning, but you didn't answer. B: Sorry, I (can't – might not – may not – must) have been asleep.

12. A: He's only been in the laboratory for ten minutes. B: Surely he (must – can't – might – may) have finished the experiment already.

13. A: Ali fell off his bike this morning. Do you know if he's OK? B: His mother says he (might – will – can – didn't) have broken his arm.

14. He (can't have – mustn't have – must have – should have) been injured. There was blood on his face.

15. The streets are wet. It (must rain – can't rain – must have rained – should have rained) last night.

16. Mona is never late, (is she – isn't she – won't she – will she)?

17. I'm not rich enough to buy that car, (aren't I – don't I – can I – am I)?

18. Not everyone enjoys sport, (do they – don't they – didn't he – does he)?

19. Let's go out tonight, (will you – won't you – should we – shall we)?

20. She'd rather not sign the cheque, (did she – hadn't she – wouldn't she – would she)?

Find the mistake in each of the following sentences then write it correctly:
1- He can't be rich. He owns two cars and a large house.
2- He must be ill. He eats like a horse.
3- You've been travelling all day. You can't be tired.
4- They haven't lived here for very long. They must know many people.
5- Ali hasn't contacted me. He mustn't have got my message.
6- She must be here. I know for certain that she's away on holiday.
7- She must have arrived. I'm not sure.
8- She must have arrived yet. It's much too early.
9- I can't find the theatre tickets. They must fall out of my pocket.
10- I could go out but I didn't feel like it, so I stayed at home.
11- A: What do you think of my theory? B: I'm not sure. You must be right.
12- A: Do you know where Hala is? B: No, I suppose she should have gone shopping.
13- He doesn't speak Arabic. He must be Egyptian.
14- He never does any work, but he's always at the top of his class. He can't be very clever.
15- Tom might have written this letter because it is in French and he doesn't know French.
16- He mustn't have seen the accident. He was ill in bed when it happened.
17- She's been arrested for murder, isn't she?
18- She rarely reads the papers, hasn't she?
19- Neither of them attended the meeting, didn't they?
They dug the well a week ago, don't they?

[Mr Hamada Hashish]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة لا اله الا الله 1000

Grammar Exercises:
1- Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d

1. He (must have – can't have – didn't have – can have) missed his train. He's usually late.

2. His watch (must have – might have – could have – can't have) cost a lot of money. It's made of plastic.

3. It (can't have – will have – must have – didn't have) been very windy during the night. There are branches all over the ground.

4. Tunnelling under the Nile (must have – may have – can't have – might have) been easy. I'm sure it was difficult.

5. My father (didn't have – won't have – shall have – must have) walked to work this morning. His car is still in the garage.

6. He can't walk. He (must – mustn't – shouldn't – won't) be ill.

7. He spends so much money. He (can't – shouldn't – must – won't) be rich.

8. You (can't have – must have – should have – will have) finished that book already. You bought it only yesterday and it is very long.

9. A: I don't know where my school bag is, Mum? B: It's not here. You (mustn't – can't – might – won't) have left it on the train.

10. A: Look, Hesham's keys are on the table. B: He (must have - can't have – might have – may have) seen them when he left this morning.

11. A: I rang you this morning, but you didn't answer. B: Sorry, I (can't – might not – may not – must) have been asleep.

12. A: He's only been in the laboratory for ten minutes. B: Surely he (must – can't – might – may) have finished the experiment already.

13. A: Ali fell off his bike this morning. Do you know if he's OK? B: His mother says he (might – will – can – didn't) have broken his arm.

14. He (can't have – mustn't have – must have – should have) been injured. There was blood on his face.

15. The streets are wet. It (must rain – can't rain – must have rained – should have rained) last night.

16. Mona is never late, (is she – isn't she – won't she – will she)?

17. I'm not rich enough to buy that car, (aren't I – don't I – can I – am I)?

18. Not everyone enjoys sport, (do they – don't they – didn't he – does he)?

19. Let's go out tonight, (will you – won't you – should we – shall we)?

20. She'd rather not sign the cheque, (did she – hadn't she – wouldn't she – would she)?

Find the mistake in each of the following sentences then write it correctly:
1- He can't be rich. He owns two cars and a large house.
2- He must be ill. He eats like a horse.
3- You've been travelling all day. You can't be tired.
4- They haven't lived here for very long. They must know many people.
5- Ali hasn't contacted me. He mustn't have got my message.
6- She must be here. I know for certain that she's away on holiday.
7- She must have arrived. I'm not sure.
8- She must have arrived yet. It's much too early.
9- I can't find the theatre tickets. They must fall out of my pocket.
10- I could go out but I didn't feel like it, so I stayed at home.
11- A: What do you think of my theory? B: I'm not sure. You must be right.
12- A: Do you know where Hala is? B: No, I suppose she should have gone shopping.
13- He doesn't speak Arabic. He must be Egyptian.
14- He never does any work, but he's always at the top of his class. He can't be very clever.
15- Tom might have written this letter because it is in French and he doesn't know French.
16- He mustn't have seen the accident. He was ill in bed when it happened.
17- She's been arrested for murder, isn't she?
18- She rarely reads the papers, hasn't she?
19- Neither of them attended the meeting, didn't they?
They dug the well a week ago, don't they?

1- Choose the correct answer from a, b, c or d

1. He (must have – can't have – didn't have – can have) missed his train. He's usually late.

2. His watch (must have – might have – could have – can't have) cost a lot of money. It's made of plastic.

3. It (can't have – will have – must have – didn't have) been very windy during the night. There are branches all over the ground.

4. Tunnelling under the Nile (must have – may have – can't have – might have) been easy. I'm sure it was difficult.

5. My father (didn't have – won't have – shall have – must have) walked to work this morning. His car is still in the garage.

6. He can't walk. He (must – mustn't – shouldn't – won't) be ill.

7. He spends so much money. He (can't – shouldn't – must – won't) be rich.

8. You (can't have – must have – should have – will have) finished that book already. You bought it only yesterday and it is very long.

9. A: I don't know where my school bag is, Mum? B: It's not here. You (mustn't – can't – might – won't) have left it on the train.

10. A: Look, Hesham's keys are on the table. B: He (must have - can't have – might have – may have) seen them when he left this morning.

11. A: I rang you this morning, but you didn't answer. B: Sorry, I (can't – might not – may not – must) have been asleep.

12. A: He's only been in the laboratory for ten minutes. B: Surely he (must – can't – might – may) have finished the experiment already.

13. A: Ali fell off his bike this morning. Do you know if he's OK? B: His mother says he (might – will – can – didn't) have broken his arm.

14. He (can't have – mustn't have – must have – should have) been injured. There was blood on his face.

15. The streets are wet. It (must rain – can't rain – must have rained – should have rained) last night.

16. Mona is never late, (is she – isn't she – won't she – will she)?

17. I'm not rich enough to buy that car, (aren't I – don't I – can I – am I)?

18. Not everyone enjoys sport, (do they – don't they – didn't he – does he)?

19. Let's go out tonight, (will you – won't you – should we – shall we)?

20. She'd rather not sign the cheque, (did she – hadn't she – wouldn't she – would she)?

Find the mistake in each of the following sentences then write it correctly:
1- He can't be rich. He owns two cars and a large house.
must

2- He must be ill. He eats like a horse.
can't

3- You've been travelling all day. You can't be tired.
must

4- They haven't lived here for very long. They must know many people.
can't

5- Ali hasn't contacted me. He mustn't have got my message.
can't

6- She must be here. I know for certain that she's away on holiday.
can't

7- She must have arrived. I'm not sure.
may

8- She must have arrived yet. It's much too early.
can't

9- I can't find the theatre tickets. They must fall out of my pocket.
must have fallen/ may have fallen

10- I could go out but I didn't feel like it, so I stayed at home.
could have gone

11- A: What do you think of my theory? B: I'm not sure. You must be right.
may/ might

12- A: Do you know where Hala is? B: No, I suppose she should have gone

shopping.
may/might

13- He doesn't speak Arabic. He must be Egyptian.
can't

14- He never does any work, but he's always at the top of his class. He can't be very clever.
must

15- Tom might have written this letter because it is in French and he doesn't know French.
can't / couldn't

16- He mustn't have seen the accident. He was ill in bed when it happened.
can't

17- She's been arrested for murder, isn't she?
hasn't

18- She rarely reads the papers, hasn't she?
does she?

19- Neither of them attended the meeting, didn't they?
did they

They dug the well a week ago, don't they? [/QUOTE]

Didn't they?