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Welcome

English class with Jade :)

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Hello, How are you ? Daily Question - Eng Hub Review Homework Book

Daily question

day 1 day 2

Tuesday (the) 1st (of) June

extra - HW 116 - a,b
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(television program) is any broadcast, cable, or streaming content meant to entertain, inform, or educate. It is generally broken down into episodes and grouped into seasons.

A novel is a long book of fiction. It tells an extended story with made-up characters and events.

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How do the police or detectives find out who the murderer is?

How do the police or detectives find out who the murderer is?

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to a person who has been harmed by a crime, accident, or other adverse circumstances,

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to believe, imagine, or guess that something is true, likely, or that someone is guilty of a crime,

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Kill primarily means to end the life of a person, animal, or living organism.

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On what day did the murder take place? (On 22nd June), Who is the main character and murder victim? (Jeremy Travers), Why was 22nd June an important day for him? (It was his birthday), What did he do that night? (He had dinner with his wife, his daughter, and two guests). Ask Sts Who do you think the murderer is? and elicit ideas / suggestions.

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Tuesday (the) 1st (of) June

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(= the process of communicating what you are feeling or thinking by the way you place and move your body), to tell the truth (= to admit to sth), and to be suspicious of somebody (= to feel that somebody has done something wrong, illegal, or dishonest, without having any proof ).

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ANSWER The murderer was Gordon. He killed Jeremy because he wanted to marry Barbara. He says he was in love with her, but he probably wanted to marry her because her father was rich. Jeremy said that he couldn’t. He said, ‘If you marry Barbara, when I die all my money goes to Claudia.’

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"Who cooked?" — who is the subject (who did the action)

  • We don't use "did" because who is already doing the job of the subject.
  • Same structure as: "Maria cooked" → just replace Maria with who.
  • ✅ "Who cooked?" ❌ "Who did cook?" (unnatural)

    • If there's another subject in the question (you, she, he, they…), you need "did". If who itself is the subject, you don't.