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What do the English words "lowkey"/"highkey" mean? How do you use them?
I'm seeing the words these days.
Quick question. What does "You'd better leave" mean? You would/ you had? How does "had" work with "leave"? Shouldn't it be "left" in that case?
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He WHAT????
I'll have to read all Shakespeare's plays in order to understand this mf
Is it incorrect to say "recommend me"?
I've seen people use the phrase, so now I'm really confused about what's actually correct. Maybe the people I've seen using it are also learners. But my (other) question is: if I want to use a phrase like that in a list *(movies, music, etc.)* what would sound natural to native speakers?" * Recommend me similar stuff. * Recommend similar stuff to me. / Recommend to me similar stuff. * Recommend similar stuff
why “was” instead of “were”
the poster is native so he must be right， but I don't understand why when describing subjunctive things
Do native speakers still say "the" and "a" word
I just think that these words are unnecessary when I watch videos, anime, or movies especially in infromal conversation
Is this usually said to men? Can we tell a woman to "sack up"?
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What does moving weird mean in this context?
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Is "The American people" a redundant saying?
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Why does it says "you can A duet"?
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