Q:ditching in Are you thinking about ditching tennis? có nghĩa là gì? Q:How do you think my tennis skills are coming along?
tennis skills are coming along? có nghĩa là gì? Q:"tennis player call off practice if the courts are even a little wet.
volleyball players won't have anything to do with the cold
and football players?
they chalk talk or pump iron when the wheather gets wick."
what is the "pump iron" in this sentence? có nghĩa là gì? Q:Hãy chỉ cho tôi những câu ví dụ với In tennis matches, the spectators usually shout politely or scream politely?. Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I have played tennis since I was eight. và I have been playing tennis since I was eight ? Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa Did she also say "Can you tell the Chinese not to teach me how to play tennis"? và Has she also said "Can you tell the Chinese not to teach me how to play tennis"? ? Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I didn't play tennis. và I haven't play tennis ? Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I was played tennis yesterday. và I played tennis yesterday. ? Q:Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I played tennis when I was a high school student. và I used to play tennis when I was a high school student. ? Q:Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh [Mỹ] như thế nào? I like to play tennisQ:Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh [Mỹ] như thế nào? He plays tennis, but I never do that. Q:Nói câu này trong Tiếng Anh [Mỹ] như thế nào? tennis court divider called what? Q: I can play tennis and swim. I have learned these in gym for 2 years. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: I belonged to tennis club. The club always appear on National tournament, so I practiced hard everyday. And I won a prize three years ago.
Two years ago, I studied hard for examination. I especially studied reading in English and history.
Last year, I learned business English for TOEIC. I listened to English and do over-lapping for several hours to improve listening. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: I found a tennis racket at its cheapest price of 20 dollars in a home center. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? Q: I've played tennis for 1 months before. cái này nghe có tự nhiên không? A:"coming along..." is similar to "어떻게 되어 가다"
So in this instance, your sentence has a similar meaning to the ones below:
"Do you think my tennis skills are improving?"
"What do you think about my progress [with tennis]?"
And so on
A:Not sure why they used tennis ball since I don't know the context, but they're referring to "the old ball and chain". Which is a rude way for a man to refer to his girlfriend/wife. A:Shout is better, though I would say cheer instead.
Its hard to imagine someone shouting politely, and a scream is a loud, high pitched shout, which sounds even less polite to me. A:I like to play tennis.
My favorite sport is tennis.
Tennis is a difficult but rewarding sport to play. A:They are almost the same. "Playing" is continuous, implying you are definitely still playing. "Played" is ambiguous, you may still be playing, but you may have stopped some time ago, and are just referring to when you started to play. A:The first one is most likely talking about if she said it recently.
The second one is asking if she has aaid the ever in the past. A:If you are talking about a particular completed event or period of time:
I didn't play tennis yesterday so I'm playing today.
I didn't play tennis when I was young.
Otherwise:
I haven't played tennis before.
I haven't played tennis on this court before.
I haven't played tennis for two years.
A:I was played tennis yesterday はちょっと変ですね。
昨日、テニスをしましたI played tennis yesterday.
I am playing tennis 僕はテニスをしています。 A:ええ。「I used to play tennis in high school.」もいいですよ。
It is far more common to say "In X school" over "I was a X school student."
You can also say "When I was a high schooler I [played/used to play] tennis." A:I would personally call it "four-nis" since it's based on a four-point scoring system, not ten. A:You can say: "I can play tennis and swim. I have learned these skills in the gym in 2 years." A:I was a member of the tennis club. The club had always participated in national tournaments, so I practiced hard every day. I won a prize in the tournament three years ago.
Two years ago, I studied hard for my exams. I studied especially hard in English and history.
Last year, I took Business English for TOEIC [I'm assuming it's a subject]. I listened to English conversations multiple hours a day to improve my listening skills.
I'm not sure what you meant by "overlapping" A:It sounds natural but using "he's good at tennis" sounds even more natural A:I've played tennis for 1 month before.
I've played tennis before for 1 month.
Change your "months" to "month". 1 is singular, so you don't need to add the "s"