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Hello native speakers, will you call this exam a hard test as a ninth grade student?
The title is “tenses”.
Pupil. How often do you actually use the word? I've never heard anyone referring to a student as "pupil".
Cause there's been so many encounters of the word in English textbooks in my country that it feels like it's used in those only
How is this called?
Ever since I started learning English I've had a trouble naming this piece of clothing. In my language, it has it's own word, but every site I visit says it's just called a shirt, but everytime someone heard shirt, they think of this type of shirt "đź‘•", is there any better word to say it?
Native English speakers, can you tell the difference between a native English speaker and someone who is very fluent but learned it as a second language? What gives it away?
I've been learning English for a few years, but I still can't tell the difference between them. I want to be able to distinguish so I can find a teacher who suits me
Is this correctly written?
What I wanted to say was something like “i’ll text u around 3:30 pm”
What does "A man of straw" actually mean?
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Help please!!
Does anyone now what the glue and cake are they need the aw sound. Thanks
That's why you should learn the language
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Do people use “put someone down” to mean “drop someone off”?
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Roses are red, I wish I could travel in time. Am I really that dumb, or “word” and “sword” actually rhyme?
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