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Does this mean something or is it just a weird way to measure distance?

Does this mean something or is it just a weird way to measure distance?

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•Last comment 14 days ago
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What does "horizon" mean in this picture? Is it the same as "altitude" or "height"?

What does "horizon" mean in this picture? Is it the same as "altitude" or "height"?

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•Last comment 16 days ago
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Difference between then and than?

I think that I am good at English for the most part but I struggle with English slang and words that are pronounced the same but have different meaning. I learned bare and bear this week too. Still struggling with hair and hare?

•Last comment about 1 month ago
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What does "Go Figure!" mean?

From what I understand that there are two different meanings. 1. Used sarcastically for something obvious. (Kind of like saying no sh\*t bruh). Example: Person A: The sky is blue. Person B: Go figure! 2. Something that's hard to understand. Example: Despite the dish not having any flavor, it still tasted good. Am I right or am I missing something? Which one is more used? TIA!

•Last comment 2 months ago
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Son of a *beeeep*! Hey newbies, don't you tell me you knew this already, because I didn't :D Pardon for the language lol !  (found this at grammarly)

Son of a *beeeep*! Hey newbies, don't you tell me you knew this already, because I didn't :D Pardon for the language lol ! (found this at grammarly)

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•Last comment 2 months ago
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“Open/close the visor.” “Pull down/fold back the visor”. Which one is correct? How do people usually say it? Thanks.

“Open/close the visor.” “Pull down/fold back the visor”. Which one is correct? How do people usually say it? Thanks.

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•Last comment 2 months ago
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Do you think learning from songs is a good idea?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ic092a/do_you_think_learning_from_songs_is_a_good_idea/

•Last comment 2 months ago
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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?

•Last comment 3 months ago
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Can we omit “at” and just say “…minutes before…”?

Can we omit “at” and just say “…minutes before…”?

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•Last comment 3 months ago
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What sentence do you think is written correctly?

1. It is me who am wrong. 2. It is I who am wrong. 3. It is me who is wrong. 4. It is I who is wrong. In my opinion, I think 2, 3 and 4 are all correct, but 2 will be the most formal and archaic, 3 will be the most casual and 4 will be used in a formal context nowadays. It is just my speculation, how about you? Thank you very much!

•Last comment 3 months ago
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