you and they
We use you to talk about people in general including the speaker and the hearer:
You can buy this book anywhere > This book is on sale everywhere.
You can’t park here > Parking is not allowed here.
They don’t let you smoke in here > No smoking here
We use they or them to talk about people in general:
They serve good food here.
Ask them for a cheaper ticket.
… especially about the government and the authorities:
They don’t let you smoke in here.
They are going to increase taxes.
They are building a new motorway.
They say it’s going to rain tomorrow.
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It is not easy one.............!
it's rather confused for me.........i don't you how about you!
It is can't understand me
Its really tough exercise.
it was awful! my answers were all wrong! my english is so weak!
hi everyone
i am new here i want some help to improve my english
I cant see the tests...where are they?
team
Hello magettarashid,
Just to check - do you mean you cannot see the online exercises on this page?
If so, please tell us what you see instead (a blank area or an error message), and also what web browser you are using to view the site. Also, have you tried to view this page from another computer or through another internet connection?
Regards,
Stephen Jones
The LearnEnglish Team
Hi
I have done the exercises without mistakes!!! I like this website. THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
hi BC Team,
I am a new comer for Learn English. Exercise is very nice but only one exercise posted here. I need 3 or more for practice. I think this will helps me to improve my communication.
Thanks