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How to say this in English: after running a long distance or excercise,my breath is very fast ..(is there any one word or one sentence for this ?)

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1jhu3kl/how_to_say_this_in_english_after_running_a_long/

I think, Phrasal verb is the most difficult in English learning.

How to dominate that? Sometimes, I am too confused and foolish when facing unfamiliar phrasal verbs. In moments like that, I try to wirte, utilize and memorize unfamiliar expressions, but there are some expressions I cannot understand easily. I think i will borther to memorize those until passed away 💀💀💀💀 Just should i read more and more?

28 days ago•Last comment 27 days ago

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Usage of the " 's " in this sentence

Hey!! I was watching arcane subtitled in English and someone said "Vander's got a deal". Is it a misspelling on the subtitle file (that I found on opensubtitles) because the " 's " means afaik the appartenance or the contraction of "is"?

about 1 month ago•Last comment about 1 month ago

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What's the difference between GOOFY and SILLY? Also what is "ahh"

Answer me guys

about 1 month ago•Last comment about 1 month ago

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"he's a perfect fit for you" or "he's the perfect fit for you"?

I don't understand what to use, bacause one might say that there's only one perfect fit for every person, so then it should be "the perfect fit", 'cause he's the only one, but another might say that several people could fit you perfectly, so it should be "a perfect fit", since it's one of "the perfect fits".

about 2 months ago•Last comment about 2 months ago

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How do you translate idioms?

I've repeatedly run into this issue that I have an expression in mind, but have a hard time figuring out whether it's used internationally and if not, what could be used instead? Translator apps usually translate word by word, so they aren't very helpful. Do you have any tips or tricks? I'm really struggling with this.

about 2 months ago•Last comment about 2 months ago

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