Is it true? Is it correct? I have a doubt. I have a question. True, Correct, Doubt, & Question. For today’s English lesson, I’m going to help you understand how to use these words and I’m gonna show you some common phases using them. Let’s study together.
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- Somebody told me that the company is closing the branch office in Boston. Is that true?
- Jenny broke up with her boyfriend? Is that true? If it is I’m going to ask her out.
- I wrote my first essay today and I gave it to my teacher, so now I just need to know if it’s correct or not.
- That customer said that he’s interested in our products and that he’s thinking about placing a big order. But I have a doubt about that because his company is not that big, so I can’t imagine why they would place such a big order.
- I went to look at a used car the other day and the salesman said that it was only driven by a little old lady on Sundays when she went to church, but I have some doubt about that story.
- I have a question? Do you mean that Christopher Columbus was not the first European to cross the Atlantic Ocean by ship?
- Well, we have about five minutes left for this lesson does anybody have any questions?
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