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AUDIOBOOK

I am going to

Very Simple Spoken English

Barakath
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Duration
6m
Year
2025
Language
English
Publisher
MOHAMED BARAKATH SHAHUL HAMEED

About

Verbs: The file is a list of action words, so "verbs" is a suitable keyword.
* Actions: The sentences describe a wide range of actions like reading, eating, and walking.
* Future tense: The phrase "I am going to" indicates the future tense.
* Negation: The second part of the file uses "I am not going to," which is a form of negation.
* List: The text is presented as a list of sentences.
* Repetitive phrases: The file repeatedly uses the phrases "I am going to" and "I am not going to".
* Simple sentences: All the sentences are simple in their structure.
* Infinitives: The verbs are in their base form (read, eat, sleep, etc.) after "going to".
* Common verbs: The verbs used are common and describe everyday activities.

Related Subjects

  • English As A Second Language
  • Language Study
  • Adult Nonfiction

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