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How do I talk about my kids
I have 2 kids, both are adults but when i talk about them people assume I mean young people, even when i try and say kid/child pr even son and daughter they still think its a young one is there a specific word for it or is it nonexisting?
“I rarely come here. My habitat is mostly the west side of city.” Can we say this jokingly?
Edit: the city
What is this tool?
How do you say this in English? A tool used to tighten the nut of a kitchen faucet.
How is pronounced : Wagon or Vagon?
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Can I I say "today is holiday " the days I dont need to go to work And am off?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hshcrc/can_i_i_say_today_is_holiday_the_days_i_dont_need/
Please judge my accent and guess where i'm from . thank you
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need not go
Does the following work? He told Sarah that she **need not go** there.
I learned about Columbus and I was asked to write whether he was a villain or hero?
I learned about Columbus and I was asked to write whether he was a villain or hero? tell me your comment
What does "how come" social English phrase mean?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hqb66a/what_does_how_come_social_english_phrase_mean/
Hey everyone! Here are 10 idioms that will make your English sound more natural and impressive:
1. Break the ice – Start a conversation or make people feel comfortable. 2. Bite the bullet – Do something unpleasant that you’ve been avoiding. 3. Hit the nail on the head – To describe exactly what is causing a situation or problem. 4. Burn the midnight oil – Work late into the night. 5. Under the weather – Feeling sick. 6. The ball is in your court – It’s your turn to take action. 7. A piece of cake – Something very easy. 8. Once in a blue moon – Something that happens very rarely. 9. Let the cat out of the bag – Reveal a secret. 10. Cost an arm and a leg – Be very expensive. Which one’s your favorite? Share some idioms you love