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What does “…consider this your sign…” mean?

What does “…consider this your sign…” mean?

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I've watched an interview of John Textor and really enjoyed his accent. I find it clear and easily understandable. Is it the typical Midland accent ?

I've watched an interview of John Textor and really enjoyed his accent. I find it clear and easily understandable. Is it the typical Midland accent ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2ychtASi2Y

•Last comment 4 days ago
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Do I have a strong accent?

https://voca.ro/1leLM1gKXb5t

•Last comment 5 days ago
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Is there a term for keeping track of a process?

Imagine I wanted to upload the whole process of a fruit plant from seed to harvest. What'd be the term for it? I thought it was something like "follow through". Is there a phrase that synthesizes what I mean?

•Last comment 8 days ago
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“These two words can be exchanged/swapped /switched in this sentence.”

Does this sentence sound natural to mean that “the positions of these two words can be exchanged with each other in this sentence”?

•Last comment 10 days ago
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Do these all sound natural?

1. “Draw a straight line at 60 degrees upwards (downwards) from this point.” 2. “Draw a straight line upwards(downwards) at 60 degrees from this point.” 3”Draw a straight line up(down) at 60 degrees from this point.” 4 “Draw a straight line at 60 degrees up(down) from this point.”

•Last comment 11 days ago
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I created the channel if anyone want to join

I created the channel if anyone want to join

https://i.redd.it/jygoj1g9ofbe1.png

•Last comment 11 days ago
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What kind of accent do I gave and how strong is it?

https://voca.ro/1olkoBIBcsO8 https://voca.ro/1fnSJHGojWRX

•Last comment 11 days ago
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I have some doubts

1. If Jack had started from the hotel on time, he *would have not* missed the flight. Shouldn't it be "would not have", or when is (modelverb + primary verb + not) structure allowed? 2. *Should you wish* to join our party, you must let us know by the end of the day. Is it the same as saying "If you wish", and if so, can this be used in the place of "should you wish"? # In each of the following sentences, which of these two should be used, also are there are instances when the use of both AMONG & BETWEEN is allowed? 3. The books were distributed (among/between) the three girls. 4. The books were distributed (among/between) the two of them. 5. The books were distributed (among/between) Jack, Tom, and Rose. 6. The books were distributed (among/between) Jack and Tom. Thank you!

•Last comment 17 days ago
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Where do I sound like I’m from? (I don’t want to reveal much anyway,but Yes I’m from a native speaking country not gonna specify)

https://voca.ro/1gPX3EYMkqRk

•Last comment 20 days ago
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