Most languages have an automatic response to thanks. The British don't automatically respond to thanks, but Americans do. A response is not necessary in British English, but is becoming more frequent. Some of the ways of responding to thanks are: You're welcome. (mainly US) Not at all. (Formal, UK) It's my pleasure. Don't mention it. Any time. That's alright/okay. No problem.
Check out my Irregular Past Tense Spelling Game ! I made it because I had always missed something from the ones I found on the net, mainly the amount of words they make you practice. So I decided to make one myself :) You can practise 60 irregular past tense verbs with it. There are 5x12 verbs, each goup is set in a short story. There are 3 or 4 tasks for each group of verbs (16 tasks altogether. Here's how it goes: You must find the present equivalent of the verb in the given sentence. If your answer is right, the verb will disappear. The same, only a bit more difficult: the verb will not disappear, you will only hear a sound if the answer is right You must complete the sentences with the proper past tense verb I have already tested it on some of my students, it seemed to be effective :) Come on, TRY it!
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