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I want to learn to stylize my text like this
I don't need to be advanced, I think some beginner level for occasional joking in comments would be enough. Can this be achieved by changing endings or something like that, or does it take a lot of learning? Thank you
Do I do test or solve it?
I believe doing is correct but I'm not sure. Is it correct to use the word "test" in plural as in "doing tests"?
Is "Zuckerberg" a verb?
Basically, I am rewatching Rick and Morty but in English. In S1E9, Summer said that The Devil was "Zuckerberging her". Does anyone know what does it mean?
Does “I’m leaving here” sound right?
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How to know the meaning of a word without translating it?
I've been learning English for many months now and I think I know 95% of the words, but when I find a new word, I still find it annoying to have to open the translator and figure it out. Is there any way to know the meaning of a word without having to translate it?
Pronouncing au.
I see the word aura a lot, but it seems to be pronounced very differently from case to case. I hear "oh-rah» often, but to me the "au" would sound more like "ow", though not as harsh. I know in English it is more of an "o" as I hear names like Aurora pronounced "oror-ah", or Australia as "oss-tralia". Are there any instances of an au in English pronounced like ow? I'm curious!
I have questions for native english speakers
I’ve often heard black people vocalization is distinct which makes them different from other races. Does this applies to other races too? Like, can you spot who’s asian or who’s hispanic just by their vocalization EVEN they are fluent in english?
What does banter mean here?
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Why is the possessive needed for “pounds” but not for “$500”? Thanks.
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Why do people have the different accent in the same country?
Im talking about the us like why some regions have california accent or boston accent or midwest accent like what?