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What is the purpose of the "a"s here?

What is the purpose of the "a"s here?

Source/Book shown in the screenshot: "Great Expectations" by Charles Dickens.

Last comment 10 days ago
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I can’t understand this sentence, someone can help me, please?!

There’s no doubt about it if you compile, as I do, dictionaries of slang for a living, ONE IS DRAWN INEVITABLY NOT ALAS TO THE GREAT CLASSICS, who are on the whole rather light on slang, but to someone like this fellow who has this amazing ability… I have no idea what the man means by this sentence, especially that part with capitals isn’t clear at all. I understand every single word but not the whole concept.

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Want to learn British English

Hi, I am 31m. I want to speak english with British Accent. Can anybody tell me the resources, YouTube channels, websites from where I can learn British Accent?

Last comment 28 days ago
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What do you call this leg movement in English?

https://www.reddit.com/r/Gatos/s/swkLpl8h02

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I tapped and nothing happened

I tapped and nothing happened

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Last comment about 2 months ago
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What did i do wrong?

What did i do wrong?

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Adverb of “wrong”

Adverb of “wrong”

I was helping my sister with her homework and stumbled upon a definition which stated that the adjective “wrong”, when in its’ adverb form is also “wrong” and not “wrongly”. Is this an exception to the rule (like the word “well”) or is the book wrong? Ps: I know u can use “wrongly” in a sentence, like: she was wrongly accused. But u can also use “wrong” as an adverb in this kind of sentence: don’t get me wrong. So which one of these forms is the correct one? I’m also sending a pic of my sister’s book.

Last comment about 2 months ago
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For english learners Do you know the word Breakfast mean breaking your fast(sleep) by eating first meal of the day ?

I didnt notice this simple combine word over 6 years lololol damn im fucking stupid lol anyway I want to know this kind of combine words more! anyone know ? for example I thought the word kidnap coming from kid napping while restraint by someone. oh my god learning language is so much fun!

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Daily idiom: have someone pegged

have someone pegged >!to understand someone well!< Examples: - When it comes to politics, he has the candidate's true intentions pegged. - After meeting her, I had her personality pegged within minutes.

Last comment 3 months ago
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Would you like to try ??

Would you like to try ??

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