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When you agree:

Yes. / Yeah
I know
I agree
Right. / That’s right. / You’re Right

When you agree strongly:

Exactly / Absolutely
I couldn’t agree more
You’re telling me! / You said it!

When you agree, but Not Strongly
I suppose
I guess so

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Asking Someone to Let You Do Something.

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Asking Someone to Do Something for You.

Use the polite phrases when you are talking to someone you do not know well, or when you are asking a friend to do something difficult or important.

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Articles are special words that come before nouns that show which person, place, or thing you are talking about.

The articles in English are a or an and the. Adjectives come between articles and nouns, but do not use an article without a noun:
a great (incorrect)
He’s a great teacher. (Correct)

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Making Requests:
can, will, could, would.

Offering to help:
can, may, shall, will.

Asking for and giving permission:
can, could, may

Making suggestions and giving advice:
should, ought to, shall, have to.

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Quantities for countable nouns:
many, some, a few, fewer. Etc

Quantities for uncountable nouns:
much, some, a little, a pice of. Etc

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Prepositions are words that come before nouns and show the relationship between those nouns and the rest of the sentence.

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Nouns: Singular and Plural Forms
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