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Taking a shit

Can someone please explain to me why the act of defecation is called taking a shit and not leaving a shit?

Last comment 11 days ago
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How do you pronounce “with something”?

Hi everyone, I'm having a hard time pronouncing "with something" without pausing between them for like 1s. If I force myself to say them faster, I either end up pronouncing "something" as "thomething", or "with" as "wiss". E.g.: "be snowed under with something" “with something like that“

Last comment 22 days ago
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The Most Common Mistakes English Learners Make (And How to Fix Them!)

The Most Common Mistakes English Learners Make (And How to Fix Them!)

https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1jowqz5

Last comment 25 days ago
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Can v2 still be done in English by using the do support

So, instead of saying "At night, I eat sweets", If "v2" was used it'd be "At night do I eat sweets. " This is just an Idea that came to mind. Thank you.

Last comment about 1 month ago
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I'm sorry tf is that construction?

I'm sorry tf is that construction?

I just don't get it. Is op trying to ask whether either of the two options real? Is it legit?

Last comment about 1 month ago
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is there a way of not getting confused with these body parts?

is there a way of not getting confused with these body parts?

well, let me explain first before you think i’m too dumb: i know it’s obvious that forehead is on the head and foreskin is down there, but both have a head and a lot of times i say foreskin meaning forehead. the same happens with cheeks and buttcheeks. obviously buttcheeks are not on the face, but i still manage to say it super often and it’s just so embarrassing. it happens with ankle, uncle and knuckle too. sometimes i say “uncle” when i mean ankle or knuckle, or ankle when i mean knuckle, and vice versa. i’m 28 already, i should have learnt it by now

Last comment 3 months ago
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What is a 2:30?

What is a 2:30?

https://preview.redd.it/083c4wy30qhe1.png?width=822&format=png&auto=webp&s=1757c8d4a84505709c59268c53dfa0cca310bdae Ths!

Last comment 3 months ago
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Is it "Lunar New Year" or "Lunisolar New Year"?

As the title says, I once saw a comment confirming that Lunisolar is the right term since we are using Lunisolar calendar.

Last comment 3 months ago
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What does "used to ain't the same as ought to" mean?

What does "used to ain't the same as ought to" mean?

Hello everyone. I'm having trouble understanding what the sentence "used to ain't the same as ought to" means. I understand that "used to" is referring to Viv being used to sleeping without a bed, but I don't understand what the rest of the sentence means. What does Cal mean here?

Last comment 4 months ago
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A helpful guide to prepositions of time

A helpful guide to prepositions of time

https://i.redd.it/dd6wht77e7ae1.jpeg

Last comment 4 months ago
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