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New huge Japanese company. In the sentence above, why does new go before huge? As I know new is a size adjective and huge is an opinion adjective. Therefore, huge has to go before new, but the …
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In some TV shows, in order to develop a character, there may be some episodes that are not closely related to the main story, e.g., an episode of the background story of a supporting character …
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I am too tired to talk. I am the actual agent of the action “talk”. Life is too short to count calories. However, life is not the actual agent of the action “count”. I think it …
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What does ‘they’ refer to in the following paragraph? You see, what we’re doing is we’re bringing up children and educating them to live the same sort of lives we’re living, in order that they may …
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In daily communications or under an online video, there may be a reply or a comment that shows great quick wit. It can be playful or not. For example, someone encounters an embarrassing situation, but …
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In the page of ‘perception’ from Cambridge Dictionary, there’s such a sentence as follows. He’s not known for his perception. The perception here means (according to Cambridge Dictionary) someone’s …
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I’m confused heavy loud and loud heavy Example: They are a loud heavy metal band. They are a heavy loud metal band. which one is true? and why? Thank you!
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Greatest hits from previous weeks:
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If someone told me: I hope you have enjoyed your holiday. What will be the best way to thank him/her? (in a full sentence) The followings are what I can think of: Thanks for the kind words. Thanks …
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Are both expressions correct? If yes, do they have different meanings? It seems to me that I came across both of them in books, but I’m not sure.
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From “The Office” S2E13 Jim: Is it me or does it smell like updog in here? Michael: What’s updog? Jim: Nothing much. What’s up with you? Where is the funny point?
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Which one is correct “cost” or “costed” The website, englisch-hilfen, says that the word “cost” does not change in three different tense form (past, present, and past participle). However, the …
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Sometimes I hear people say ‘Photos’ and some time I hear them say ‘Pictures’. In addition, I sometimes encounter the word ‘Image’. In my understanding I feel that all of them are the same but I’m not …
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Difference between “much, many, a lot of and lots of” What is the difference between them? Are they synonyms or not?
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I want to apologize for some mistake in official mail and want to make them sure I will not do that again. “I will take care of this next time” . or “I will take care of this onwards”.
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Can you answer these questions?
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In writing a solicitation for the residents of a senior community to give a contribution to a Christmas Fund for hourly employees, what is the correct heading for a flyer: 2022 Hourly Employee …
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I came across this video in which the speaker can’t remember any of the names of the other people in the room, so she says ” I can’t remember anyone’s names”. shouldn’t she have said “I …
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Assume we are trying to teach someone how to draw a face. “First, you need to “draw the figure pale/faint/???” and once you are sure everything is the way you want, you can make it …
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