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What is the difference between pay on and pay for?

What is the difference between pay on and pay for?

I read this article and now I don't understand the difference between pay on and pay for

•Last comment 12 days ago
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What does rah mean??

context: basically i said ā€œthank god for thatā€ then ā€œnever mindā€(in a text message), since the guy im talking to is an atheist. later on another guy (not the atheist) said ā€œrahā€. im assuming this is something people say nowadays? if you know what that means please do tell me, and thank you.

•Last comment about 1 month ago
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How to describe changing water flow in shower?

Do you say "turn (the tap) to stronger/weaker water"? In my native language, we would say "turn / open / adjust to bigger / smaller water".

•Last comment about 1 month ago
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Is the word ā€˜chattering’ somewhat offensive?

English is not my first language, but I’m very much willing to learn. So I watched this youtube short, and I completely missed the joke. Why was everyone baffled by him saying ā€œare you ladies done chattering?ā€ Is it because of the word ā€˜chattering’? I thought it’s a normal looking, non-offensive word. Or maybe the moment when he said the word that made it offensive/irritating? One of the comment even pointed out that using the word ā€˜chattering’ instead of ā€˜chatting’ made it infinitely funnier. I don’t get it, please help!

•Last comment about 2 months ago
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ā€œMy team are playing in the cup tonightā€ - what does ā€œin the cupā€ mean?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ixxvpv/my_team_are_playing_in_the_cup_tonight_what_does/

•Last comment 2 months ago
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What would be the Negative form of this sentence?

Affirmative: I am going to school. Negative: I am not going to school. Or- I am not going to anywhere but school. ??? Which one?

•Last comment 2 months ago
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Is it rude to say ā€œmy memory is not even good,haha.ā€ as a reply to an older person?

One day, I checked my work email and got an email from a sales representative who works with our company and I met her before (we have a relationship only as professional) She said sorry for such a late reply to my email I sent weeks ago and said that she is getting old and her memory is failing her. So, I wanted to say something nicer and don’t worry about the late reply, but from the lack of my English and as a joke, I ended up saying ā€œ no problem at all, thank you for the follow-up. My memory is not even good, haha.ā€ And then, I didn’t get a reply back from her. It’s been 2days and I’m starting to feel anxious if I made her feel bad by saying that. Please let me know your thoughts and how else I could’ve responded to her and I’d like to understand if it was inappropriate to say.

•Last comment 3 months ago
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How do I say when there is no rain.

I was wondering if it id better to say, It isn't raining or It's not raining.

•Last comment 3 months ago
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is it common to say "something leave a nasty taste in the mouth"?

I want to explain my feelings after the ending of a book. The ending is really sad and devastating, it gives some unpleasant feelings. if I translate it from my mother language, it's "to leave residue" or "to leave a nasty taste in the mouth".

•Last comment 4 months ago
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Is there any difference between semi-, demi-, and hemi-?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1hqbj0o/is_there_any_difference_between_semi_demi_and_hemi/

•Last comment 4 months ago
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