إلى اختصصيين اللغة الانجليزية

[lo9mane91]

اسدو إلي هدا المعروف ارجووووكم اريد حل لهدا التمرين

A-what can you infer from these statements? use the expression 'used to'
a-hamid doesn't smoke anymore.1
b-rachid gave up his hobby of collecting stamps.2
c-the smiths have moved from morocco.3
d-liela resigned from work after her illness.4

svp aidezmoi pour ce exercice

[rasheed]

The exercise is about using "used to" in order to say that these people no longer do what they used to do as said in a.b.c.d: from "a" we infer that Hamid used to smoke OK! .

[lo9mane91]

svp qlq1 m aide svp

[خالد السوسي]

آسف أخي الفاضل lo9mane 91 لقد اطلعت على طلبكم اللحظة وساعيطكم مثالا آخر لكيفية التعامل مع مثل هده الصيغة :
used to


b/ Rachid used to collect stamps

والمرجو منكم اعتماد نفس الطريقة بالنسبة لباقي الجمل.

وفقكم الله وأعانكم

[rasheed]

Sorry, shouldn't have given all the answers , just an example would have been sufficient to get the rule. If we had to give all the answers ,then students will have all their homeworks done by us and all they have to do is ask for it and not discover by themselves. that was just my point of view! All the best

[rasheed]

Please, do not make of this site a place where students ask us to do their homeworks for them. Our job is to explain, share references and help students to be self-dependent

[خالد السوسي]

You're right Mr.Rasheed.
Thanks deeply for your bright remark and please keep in touch

Take care and have a nice day.

[rasheed]

Mr.Khalid, I must thank you deeply for your understanding and also for rectifying your participation. I was afraid that my remark would seem like I am dictating to Other teachers what to do or not to do. In fact, my remark was built on noticing that some participants(Maybe not teachers) were displaying Tasks and exercises( maybe supposed to be homeworks) asking for help and that's something we've got to pay attention to. I 'm certainly not Against helping students but it has to be done within a constructive framework. Thank you once again and Have a nice day too