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Daily idiom: sat on the fence

sat on the fence >!to be indecisive and not take a side on an issue!< Examples: - Jack was sitting on the fence for a long time before finally deciding which college to attend. - The politician has been sitting on the fence about the controversial issue in order to not upset any voters.

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Probe vs. investigation

What is the difference between "probe" and "investigation"? I'm guessing that "probe" is a tool or device used to investigate? I don't know what kind of tools are used in investigations..

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some money in an account that he'd set aside

In the following, is "that" optional? He had some money in an account **that** he'd set aside for his kids.

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Daily idiom: bet the farm on something

bet the farm on something >!to risk a lot for something!< Examples: - I wouldn't bet the farm on this newsletter if I weren't sure some people need it. - Are you sure you want to bet the farm here? These stocks seems pretty risky to me.

Last comment 9 days ago
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What’s meaning. b4lls

This title. b4lls What’s meaning. b4lls ? www.youtube.com/shorts/HFRxIbGXV80

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What is different?

Should I send the gift to her Shall I send the gift to her Is the second use more popular in Britain, or does it sound polite?

Last comment 15 days ago
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Could someone give me feedback on my pronunciation when singing this song?

[Link to my video :)](https://youtu.be/QCjv_p4IWCI?si=95OVnJLGLh-wVV2w) I'm Brazilian and I don't speak English natively, but I know a few things. I recorded the video in a simple and relatively quick way, just to post it on my social media today. I'll say that even when I analyzed the video, I already identified some things that sounded a bit strange to me and that I would try to improve, even though I didn't notice them at the time, but I'll leave it up to you to draw your own conclusions. Just to mention one example that seemed frequent to me in this video: the fact that I apparently pronounce the "t" at the end of some words in an extremely weak way (e.g.: white, right, tonight). Watching the video, it might seem like I didn't even pronounce it, but it turns out that I make a sound with my mouth in these cases that is very soft and I feel like it might not be right. And of course, there are other things that I noticed, as I mentioned. I understand that it may be difficult, but I will be very happy if someone offers to analyze it, feel free to give feedback. :)

Last comment 18 days ago
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Does he say “you could keep it in the quote of the phrase” at the end? Thanks.

Does he say “you could keep it in the quote of the phrase” at the end? Thanks.

https://streamable.com/h0dwrn

Last comment 18 days ago
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what does slide mean?

I know sometime it means to revenge or to ignore but which is correct

Last comment 19 days ago
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New moderation - Future of the subreddit

Hello all, I have taken over moderation of this subreddit. As such, I've instated some basic rules. My goal is to uphold quality and grow the subreddit. I'm fairly new to this whole thing, so if you think there's something I could do better, please message me via modmail or just DM me. In addition, if you have any suggestions, don't hesitate to reach out either.

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