A series of three-minute videos for learners of the English language. Different issues, different levels, different colours, different music. One goal: immediate revision materials for everyone.
Yes, the correct answer is "hang out". When you hang clothes out, you hang them on a piece of string outside so that they can become dry. You can hang something up on a hook.
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13/16 can you tell me why 1:12 'B' can't be right? Like every one speaks like that or could be they all are wrong because i know Native speakers don't follow english rules.🙂
"Where is the nearest...?" is a direct question. When we start our question with "Can you tell me...?" we use the affirmative form later on. Basically, you should not have two question forms in one question. But you are right. Some natives forget about this rule. :)
@@EnglishInn3minutes Thank you for this knowledge but I'm still not convinced, we can't use two questions form in one sentence question..ok.. but "where the nearest taxi rank is?" Is also question, isn't it?
