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“Don’t put the hair elastic. It’ll snap back at you.” Do people usually use “snap” here?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hzcc08/dont_put_the_hair_elastic_itll_snap_back_at_you/
Does she say “it takes you right tight”? What does it mean? Thanks.
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“The US dollar is going up/coming up.” “The US dollar is going down/coming down.” Do these sound natural to mean “the value of the US dollar is increasing or dropping”?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hxe5bn/the_us_dollar_is_going_upcoming_up_the_us_dollar/
Question about smokin
Can I say that I cave back to smoking? Or is it incorrect
what does pull this move mean?
https://www.instagram.com/share/BAH8l3N77z i understand other words but i dont get what ‘pull this move‘ means
Is this correct?
"The United States could be about to get a whole lot bigger—imagine Greenland as the 52nd state. If that ever happens, the U.S. would leapfrog Canada to become the second-largest country in the world." Why it feels like could be about to get is wrong?
How don you say it?
It's new year, how a native would say this: "Hope you are having a great start of the year?" Or "Hope you are having a great beggining of the year?" Or there are other idioms to express it???
Can we say “put someone on notice about something”? I only saw the structure of “put someone on notice that+clause”.
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Where am I from and what do you think of my accent?
I'd be curious if anyone can indicate where they think I may be from? I'd also appreciate any general feedback on my voice / accent / clarity etc. I've recently gone down a rabbit hole reading about accents and phonetics, so stumbling across this Reddit has been timely! [https://voca.ro/19MCfqgsaDwD](https://voca.ro/19MCfqgsaDwD)
difference between “find ” and “fibd out”
i found nothing in my fridge or i found out that there’s nothing in my fridge.