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One advantage of a/the big city is that there are a lot of places to visit
Context: discussion rural vs urban life. Which article would be correct?
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?
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"?
Is this sentence ambiguous?
"I left him working in the garden." - does this mean a, b or both? a. I left the garden while he was working there. b. I alowed him to work in the garden.
a question about discount "70%off" , american english and british english seems interpret it in opposite way am i right
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I had a stroke reading this
What is the purpose of "this is in" if right after EU he says cannot, like, it just does not make sense "this is in Roma cannot buy" how does that make sense? Someone please enlight me
What’s the difference between “you’re not” and “you aren’t “?
When I studied English, I encountered the sentences “you’re not yourself”. I supposed it was interchangeable and the same as “you aren’t yourself”. What’s the difference between these two? I guess the former is more negative than the latter.
Do I sound like an American?
So, it's been two and a half years since I last posted here, and last time people already thought I sounded basically American or at least like someone who "grew up in the US with foreign parents" or something along those lines. In the meantime, I've been showing my recordings to some Americans I know, and they usually think I sound very close to an actual American. So I'd like to please hear from all of you on this subreddit again! Do you think I could pass for an American? What still sounds off to you, if anything at all? I'd be very grateful for any and all feedback! Thank you very much. https://voca.ro/14MGeX7K28en
What is the difference between famous from his big hit, and famous for his big hit?
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