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What's the difference between 'seized' and 'arrested'?
I wonder the difference between 'seized' and 'arrested'
I’m always fascinated by the beauty of English language.
As a non native English speaker, I love to watch TikTok. And I always envy the rhythms and sounds of English words. Taking my favorite one for example: the word *frenzy* please my ears and warm my heart. You wouldn’t believe how much I ADORE the sound of *frenzy* as a non English speaker. Let me give you an advice native speakers: be proud of your language. Don’t feel embarrassed or overwhelmed by speaking English because of the huge popularity of English. You can’t believe how many people across the world love the English language. These are some of my favorite words: illicit, peripheral, perplex…
Does “impeccable flow” sounds unnatural or weird to you?
So i am having a debate with a friend. I think it sounds unnatural to define a musical piece’s/rap song’s flow with the word “impeccable”. They say it is not. Decided to ask here.
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?
Is it common to use “thineselves” to say “yourselves”?
I saw someone saying “you best prepare thineselves” and I’ve never seen that term before.
Why the following sentence is "incorrect"? "I cycled to school this morning for half an hour."
I cycled to school (for the next three years). ✔️ I cycled (for half an hour) to school this morning. ✔️ Grammatically, the sentence in the title is correct and does make sense in my language regardless of the linear position of the adjunct "for half an hour". Can anyone explain the nuance of this?
Are the baked vegetables or roasted?
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Which one sound sounds more natural in speaking?
"I’ve left my laptop for repair, so I can’t do anything right now." "My laptop is being repaired, so I can’t do anything right now." If there is a more natural way to say this, let me know!
What does shein mean in this phrase
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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?