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depressed words
Does "depressed" work in the following? I listened to his **depressed** words.
Bumpkin - I read this word in comic.is this a English word?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1jiqh8z/bumpkin_i_read_this_word_in_comicis_this_a/
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/
Word 'batter'
Hello everyone 👋 I remember I came across the word 'batter' with the meaning 'small talk, chat' once but now I can't find it in the dictionaries. I know it's not its primary meaning but is it used in this sence? Am I mixing things up? 🤔
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"?
Can the answer be "agreed"?
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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.
Pick your poison: “elementary, elementree, or elementerry”
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hupijd/pick_your_poison_elementary_elementree_or/