The adverb “almost” can be tricky to use in English, and a lot of English learners seem to have trouble with it. How about you? Well, for today’s English lesson, I’m going to show you some of the most common ways we use “almost.” Check it out!
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In a few days almost all my family will be in the beach…. I will be at home, studying English… 🙂
Keep trying and never give up!
It's almost impossible to sound like native speakers !!!
A lot of Americans like it too 🙂
Thanks Migda. I appreciate it 🙂
ALMOST ALL PEOPLE OF MOROCCO LIKE COUSCOUS.
You are an Excellent Teacher Michael!