The question is.
What month do you like the least and why?
So you have to say the month and why you don't like that our structure is going to be.
I'd have to say that.
I'd have to say that, and then you follow it with the money you don't like.
And then is my least favorite because so this is a much more complex way of saying something you don't
like, but I'd have to say that.
And you say the month is my least favorite, because let's look at my example, I'd have to say that
December is my least favorite month because everyone is so busy due to the holidays.
It's a little stressful and you can say it's my least favorite month or you can just not add month because
we know you're talking about the month.
The question is, what only happens once in a blue moon?
And if you studied the vocabulary, you know, that once in a blue moon means it does not happen very
often, it's very rare for structure is going to be.
You can see we have this.
Something needs to be put before this structure, whatever it is that happens in a blue moon and you
follow that with only happens once in a blue moon.
But let's look at the example.
So this makes a little bit more sense.
For example, is it in arrays at work only happens once in a blue moon.
So your example is in the beginning of our structure.
It in arrays that work only happens once in a blue moon.
And what does that mean?
It means that it's very rare to get a raise.
The question is, has anyone ever creeped you out?
What did they do?
So you're reaching out means make you feel uncomfortable or make you feel scared or not safe.
The structure is going to be.
I was once creeped out when.
Can you explain when you were creeped out and what happened?
But let's look at the example I was once creeped out when my friend fell off his bike and I saw his
bone up through his skin.
So we have two parts of the.
When you were creeped out and what happened, I was once creeped out when my friend fell off his bike.
And I saw his bone up through his skin.
The question is, who is your partner in crime?
Who is your partner in crime?
And no right partner in crime does not mean who did you do a real crime with, right?
It just means someone you like to do everything with, maybe your best friend or someone who you trust
a lot.
And your partner in crime?
And change, right, so our structure is going to let people know that, well, at this time, this
is my partner in crime.
So the structure is right now, my partner in crime is I and whoever it is, a best friend or my brother
or my sister.
And if you're going to use the person's name, then you can take off mine.
You would just say, my partner in crime is John F or.
By example sentences right now, my partner in crime is my wife.
We do everything together.
Have you ever had to pull an all nighter?
What were you doing?
Again, an all nighter is when you have to stay up all night.
You don't go to sleep because you're doing something.
It something ready for work or school or whatever it is.
So our structure is going to be I've had to pull a few all nighters.
But the longest one was when I thought, oh, here we're kind of dressing up our answer, we're making
it a little bit more complex.
We're saying I've had to pull a few all nighters, but the longest one was when I.
A structure you can look at my example, it says, I've had to pull a few all nighters, but the longest
one was when I was studying for my biology final exam.
Again, I've had to pull a few all nighters, but the longest one was when I was studying for my Out
by biology final exam.