Community Discussions
"I'm dumb, aren't I?" vs "I'm dumb, ain't I?"
I can't get why so many people consider "ain't" as bad English while "aren't I" as a tag question is considered totally correct grammar. Do you use only "aren't I" as a tag question for the first person? As an English learner, should I never use "ain't"?
"a friend_dof mine" OR "a frien_nof mine"
I have read in a textbook that "t" or "d" ending sounds are normally silent. Is it always true?
Shouldn't have it been "for" instead of "over"?
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If “Psycho” is pronounced “sai-kow” why is “Psychopath” “sai-kuh-path” and not “sai-kow-path”?
Why is schwa (ə) pronounced in Pychopath if the Pyscho word alone is pronounced as "sai-kow" ?
Why is it called a bread plate?
Isn't it a bread board?
American English vs English Britain
I want to use British English instead of American English. Won’t this be a problem? Since there are words that are the same but have different meanings?
Help!! What is this called?
Hello! I'm trying to do some homework and I need to write the name of this: It's for baking! Any help would be very helpful,thank you!
Wtf is google ai smoking
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How do you read “540” here? Five forty? Thanks.
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Does a T-shirt with words like that look weird to a native speaker
I've seen some "strange English on clothes" meme so I'm curious. for example, this outfit literally has a picture of a landscape tagged with its name and address. Is that weird？ I also had a hoodie that I realized the picture on it was just a map of all rivers in a certain part of the United States with some village names on it... I had never noticed the English on my clothes before I planned to visit an English-speaking country. I've already picked out a lot of clothes that I absolutely can't wear because some of them literally have stuff like 'Turn into a werewolf' written on them, which is really cringe lol.