Community Discussions
Know your meat 🥩!
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what does “like your” mean here? It doesn’t seem to be a complete sentence
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why “was” instead of “were”
the poster is native so he must be right， but I don't understand why when describing subjunctive things
Why is "Let's do it quickly" correct but not "Let's do it fastly/soonly"?
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Would you like some/any tea?
Why a waiter would use "some" when offering? We use some in questions when we expect the answer to be "yes" and "any' when we don't know the answer. Does the waiter expect the answer "yes"?
Don't you think they should be a name in English for when you are older than your Auntie and uncle?
Since your auntie and uncle usually can have authority over you but it doesn't apply when they're around the same age as you or younger than you.
Is amber a shade of yellow?
In the sense that I won't say orange is red, are amber and yellow distinct? In traffic lights and warning signals like travel alerts I'll call them yellow, but they're always officially called amber.
Is "The American people" a redundant saying?
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Why does it says "you can A duet"?
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What do the words in yellow mean? I thought ‘batter’ was like a pummel or strike. Should it be butter? Might sound silly but that’s what I thought
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