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My English is perfect
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Is such wording natural?
I thought it's supposed to be "I have had both". Are there any other cases where you can split have+verb?
Drop new word you learned today..
Me: Audacity:boldness, willingness to take risk.
What's difference between ing and in'?
At now i playing Persona 5 Royal in english for improve my knowledge. I always noticing thats "in'" in dialogs. What's difference? Btw, in' always sounds from one of rough characters.
Can I pronounce 'little' as in 'written'?
I was watching seinfeld and i noticed 'hot n heavy' pronounced in the same way. So I'm guessing 'hot and heavy'(with a flap t) becomes hot n heavy(t to n like in written) when it's said faster?
Is ChatGPT misleading me here? Which one is actually correct? "One of the passengers took off the plane in an emergency situation" or "One of the passengers took the plane off in an emergency situation" ?
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I don't learning grammar
While Δ± learning english Δ± just learn patterns and some words. I'm not learning grammar. An example Δ± can write this paragraph to myself and Δ± don't know it is true or false :D I am just reading english books, watching tv series with eng subtitles, reading something on social media etc. and what do you think ? Is it problem for the future ?
It is correct to write "without tried it" or "without trying it" or "without having tried it"
Hi I am improving my writing and I got confused about if I must use one or another. The phrase is " I did not want to be the only one without tried it" so how I must I write the last part. Edit: thank you so much for all your help.
What does "totes" mean?
I'm reading this adventure time comicbook, but idk what "totes" means
Is the phrase "Make the kids breakfast" used to mean both making breakfast for kids as well as serving the kids breakfast?
In everyday conversation, do native English speakers use the phrase "make someone breakfast/dinner" to convey the idea of both making and serving breakfast/dinner for someone? Or is it used to mean preparing only? Thank you in advance!