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Justice for Africa
Iam from east Africa.especially Somalia so if I talk the government how it works, it genuinely dysfunctions because of there is no true constitution power instead there is a Tribalism However many people murdered innocent people but they get away with because Benefit of Their tribe protects them whereas many others unfairly accused they left to languish in jail for a decade without evidence and sentences or may be they didn’t face any court yet;
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Hi Hassan! Here are your corrections 😄 1. Iam from east Africa.especially Somalia → I am from East Africa, especially Somalia ✅ Correct: I am from East Africa, especially Somalia. Explanation: - Missing space in "I am" - Missing punctuation - Proper nouns should be capitalized ✔ I am from East Africa, especially Somalia.❌ Iam from east Africa.especially Somalia 2. so if I talk the government how it works → so if I talk about how the government works ✅ Correct: so if I talk about how the government works Explanation:Use the expression: ✔ talk about❌ talk the 3. it genuinely dysfunctions → it is genuinely dysfunctional ✅ Correct: it is genuinely dysfunctional Explanation:"Dysfunctional" is the adjective needed here. ✔ is dysfunctional❌ dysfunctions 4. because of there is no true constitution power → because there is no true constitutional power ✅ Correct: because there is no true constitutional power Explanation: - Remove "of" - Use the adjective "constitutional" ✔ constitutional power❌ constitution power 5. instead there is a Tribalism → instead, there is tribalism ✅ Correct: instead, there is tribalism Explanation: - Add comma after "instead" - "Tribalism" is not capitalized ✔ tribalism❌ Tribalism 6. many people murdered innocent people but they get away with → many people murder innocent people, but they get away with it ✅ Correct: many people murder innocent people, but they get away with it Explanation:The expression requires an object. ✔ get away with it❌ get away with 7. Benefit of Their tribe protects them → the support of their tribe protects them ✅ Correct: the support of their tribe protects them Explanation:More natural wording. ✔ the support of their tribe protects them❌ Benefit of Their tribe protects them 8. many others unfairly accused → many others are unfairly accused ✅ Correct: many others are unfairly accused Explanation:Passive voice is needed. ✔ are unfairly accused❌ unfairly accused 9. they left to languish in jail → they are left to languish in jail
🔊 Quick C1 listening practice: Why is walking humans' superpower? 🔥
Hello everyone! Complete the following C1 listening activity, and then share your results in the comments below 👇 https://test-english.com/listening/c1/why-is-walking-humans-superpower-c1-english-listening-test/
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@María José Arellano WOW! Good job Majo!
Justice
"In my view, the justice system in California is unfair" because the authority is harsh with people who are innocent or committe a minor crimes just because they are from another ethnicity. On the contrary, the authority is linient with there own rice because when they cought red- handed the justice ignore the evidence and their people get away with their crimes because justice has bias or what do you think?
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Hey! Thanks for sharing 😄 Here are your corrections: 1. committe a minor crimes → commit minor crimes ✅ Correct: commit minor crimes Explanation: - "Commit" is the base verb after "or" in this structure. - "Crimes" is plural, so remove "a". ✔ commit minor crimes❌ committe a minor crimes 2. the authority is harsh → the authorities are harsh ✅ Correct: the authorities are harsh Explanation:When referring to police, government officials, or law enforcement in general, use: ✔ the authorities are❌ the authority is 3. from another ethnicity → from a different ethnic background ✅ Correct: from a different ethnic background Explanation:More natural and precise wording. ✔ ethnic background❌ ethnicity (in this context) 4. the authority is linient → the authorities are lenient ✅ Correct: the authorities are lenient Explanation: - "Lenient" spelling correction - Use plural "authorities" ✔ lenient❌ linient 5. with there own rice → with their own race ✅ Correct: with their own race Explanation:Spelling corrections. ✔ their own race❌ there own rice 6. cought red-handed → are caught red-handed ✅ Correct: are caught red-handed Explanation: - "Caught" spelling correction - Passive voice needed ✔ are caught red-handed❌ cought red-handed 7. the justice ignore → the justice system ignores ✅ Correct: the justice system ignores Explanation:More precise subject and correct third-person singular verb. ✔ justice system ignores❌ justice ignore 8. their people get away with their crimes → people get away with their crimes ✅ Correct: people get away with their crimes Explanation:"Their people" sounds unnatural and unclear here. ✔ people get away with their crimes❌ their people get away with their crimes 9. because justice has bias → because the justice system is biased ✅ Correct: because the justice system is biased Explanation:Use the adjective "biased." ✔ is biased❌ has bias
🎙️ WOF WEEKLY PODCAST CHALLENGE 🔥
This is your opportunity to practice listening with real native English, discover new vocabulary, and prepare for richer conversations in our live sessions. While watching the podcast, pay attention to: ✅ Interesting vocabulary ✅ Useful expressions and phrases ✅ Natural chunks that native speakers use ✅ Pronunciation and connected speech ✅ Ideas that you agree or disagree with 📝 IMPORTANT Choose words, phrases, or chunks that: - You didn't know before - You found interesting - You would actually like to use in conversations - You think could be useful in your personal or professional life Don't just choose difficult words. Choose useful ones. 👇 After watching, comment below: 1. What was the main topic of the podcast? 2. What was the most interesting idea discussed? 3. What were your Top 7 words or expressions? 4. Which expression do you think you'll start using first? 5. How difficult was the podcast to understand (1–10)? 🔥 Bonus Challenge Pick one expression from your list and write your own example sentence using it here in the comments! Remember: every podcast is an opportunity to train your listening, expand your vocabulary, and get one step closer to fluency. 🚀💯
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The Many Uses of "TO" in English 📚
A topic requested by Maria in class today! When can we use "to"? 1️⃣ Showing Direction or Destination Used when someone or something moves toward a place. ✅ I'm going to work. ✅ She drove to the airport. ✅ We walked to the beach. 2️⃣ Showing the Receiver of an Action Used with verbs like give, send, show, explain, and offer. ✅ I sent an email to my manager. ✅ She gave the book to her friend. ✅ Can you explain this to me? 3️⃣ As Part of an Infinitive Verb One of the most common uses. ✅ I want to learn English. ✅ He needs to finish the report. ✅ They decided to move abroad. Structure:to + base verb 4️⃣ Showing a Range Used to connect two points, times, dates, or numbers. ✅ The meeting is from 9 to 11. ✅ I work Monday to Friday. ✅ The temperature rose from 15°C to 25°C. 5️⃣ Showing a Relationship Many nouns are followed by to. ✅ The answer to the question. ✅ The solution to the problem. ✅ The key to success. ✅ The response to the email. 6️⃣ Making Comparisons ✅ I prefer coffee to tea. ✅ Compared to last year, sales increased. ✅ This approach is similar to the previous one. 7️⃣ Showing a Reaction or Response ✅ What was her reaction to the news? ✅ His response to the feedback was positive. ✅ We need a solution to this issue. 8️⃣ After Certain Adjectives Many adjectives are commonly followed by to. ✅ She's committed to her goals. ✅ He's accustomed to the pressure. ✅ I'm sensitive to criticism. 9️⃣ "To" as a Preposition + Gerund (-ing) This is one of the most confusing uses because learners often expect an infinitive after to. ✅ I'm looking forward to meeting you. ✅ She's committed to learning English. ✅ They're dedicated to helping others. ✅ I'm used to working remotely. ❌ I look forward to meet you.✅ I look forward to meeting you. 🔟 Common Advanced Expressions with "TO" ✅ according to ✅ due to ✅ thanks to ✅in addition to ✅ with regard to ✅ object to ✅ contribute to ✅ lead to Examples: ✅ According to the report, sales increased. ✅ The event was canceled due to bad weather.
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