Earthquake might strike this week. Correct?

[Naeem PTC]

Hi teachers,

1) "Teaches" is pronounced "tiːtʃIz". Two syllables, right?

2) Earthquake might strike this week. Correct?

3) Supposing I am having my hair cut when my friend phones me and asks where I am. I reply "I am at the barber's." OR "I am in the barber's." which one is correct or suitable?

4) If you pot this ball, I will concede. Correct?

5) I have got two she goats. Correct?

6) You need not worry about my studies. Is it correct as I read in a book? OR we should use "to" as "You need not to worry about my studies."

Many thanks in advance.

[5jj]

Please post different questions in separate threads.

1) "Teaches" is pronounced "tiːtʃIz". Two syllables, right?....It's /ˈti:ʧəz/ in BrE; there are two syllables.

3) Supposing I am having my hair cut when my friend phones me and asks where I am. I reply "I am at the barber's." OR "I am in the barber's."
wWhich one is correct or suitable?.....Both are possible.

4) If you pot this ball, I will concede. Correct?.....Yes

6) You need not worry about my studies. Is it correct [...]? .....Yes
OR we should use "to" as in "You need not to worry about my studies.".....No

[Rover_KE]

2. 'There might be an earthquake this week.'

It's unlikely as eathquakes are unpredictable.

Rover

[bhaisahab]

5) I have got two she goats. Correct? Yes, although "got" is not necessary.

[emsr2d2]

I would hyphenate "she-goats".