English with Kirsty

[...] the noun plural: Üç kitap = three books In the same way, you have to make other countable nouns plural: 6 children 4 suitcases 20 cities. 4. okulda, masada, dolapta – in, at on [...]

[...] I work primarily with German and Turkish speakers. Previously I published an article called Ten typical mistakes made by German speakers who [...]

[...] I am going to talk about some of the common errors that I have noticed when working with my Turkish students. Hopefully these tips will be useful for my other Turkish readers. 1. Don’t forget the [...]

[...] = I didn’t go anywhere Hiçbir şey yemedim = I didn’t eat anything. 3. numbers and plural nouns If you have a number and a countable noun, you still need to make the noun plural: Üç [...]

I work primarily with German and Turkish speakers. Previously I published an article called Ten typical mistakes made by German speakers who are lea [...]

[...] uzun zaman bekledim = I waited _a_ long time at the bus stop. 2. Don’t use double negatives English people who are learning Turkish make mistakes with these sentences too but if you [...]

I work primarily with German and Turkish speakers. Previously I published an article called Ten typical mistakes made by German speakers who are lea [...]

I work primarily with German and Turkish speakers. Previously I published an article called Ten typical mistakes made by German speakers who are lea [...]

[...] . Do you really need so many handbags? He has won many awards. “Much” is used for uncountable nouns: You shouldn’t spend so much time on Facebook! I have too much work to do. Do you [...]