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Hello Ronnie! It's already Monday! How was your weekend? I appreciate that you taught me about "on, in, at" again. I can totally understand it thanks to you. ^^ I have an another question. It's regardless of homework. I'm just curious what's difference between "start" and "start off". ex) The horse started off at a steady trot. He started for the door. HOMEWORK FOR TODAY: much or many? - Choose the correct answer. 1) ______ pupils => many 2) ______ time => much 3) ______ money => much 4) ______ dollars => many 5) ______ milk => much 6) ______ children => many 7) ______ water => much 8) ______ fun => much 9) ______ dogs => many 10) ______ people => many See you later :-)

Good Afternoon Jane!!! Monday! Monday! Monday! ^^ It\'s my privilege teaching you about the prepositions of time. I\'m glad that you were able to get the difference. And regarding your question, actually there\'s no difference. Americans are just fund of using slang, they definition is actually similar. But if we will study it deeper, most of the time extra word adds strength to the verb. Hope you got it... ^^ But raise any questions. ^^ By the way, great job with your homework. I think nothing confuses you there. And my weekend? It was a blast. How about you? Anyway, we can talk about it late. ^^ Talk to you later. Teacher Ronnie ^_^   Hello Ronnie! >> CORRECT! It\'s already Monday! >> CORRECT! How was your weekend? >> CORRECT!I appreciate that you taught me about \"on, in, at\" again. >> CORRECT!I can totally understand it thanks to you. ^^>> CORRECT! [Just don\'t forget to use appropriate punctuations. ^^] I have an another question. >> I have another quesion. It\'s regardless of homework. >> It\'s regardless of the homework. I\'m just curious what\'s difference between \"start\" and \"start off\".>> I\'m just curious what\'s the difference between \"start\" and \"start off\". ex) The horse started off at a steady trot. >> CORRECT!He started for the door.>> CORRECT!HOMEWORK FOR TODAY:much or many? - Choose the correct answer.1) ______ pupils=> many >> CORRECT!2) ______ time=> much>> CORRECT!3) ______ money=> much >> CORRECT!4) ______ dollars=> many>> CORRECT!5) ______ milk=> much >> CORRECT!6) ______ children=> many>> CORRECT!7) ______ water=> much >> CORRECT!8) ______ fun=> much >> CORRECT!9) ______ dogs=> many >> CORRECT!10) ______ people=> many>> CORRECT!See you later :-) >> CORRECT!