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English Club members are using these three prepositions when indicating English Club. Can we really use any of them?
Let's all define which one is really the correct one.
Prepositions are words that show the relationship between a noun or a pronoun. We
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on the phone v. over the phone
Hi everybody!
Could someone please explain to me the difference between "on the phone" and "over the phone"?
Thanks a lot!
Marco
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please review my short article and suggest changes if required.
hi this is an article which i wrote :) Please review and give your opinion.I want to be sure about the usage of the words in this article. thanks :)
Is Pulchritude enough ?
"Beauty lies in the the eyes of the beholder " A statement very often used
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comparatives
Hi everybody!
I need help with the following sentence:
You drink more beer than me.
In particular I need to know if "me" is correct. I think I should use "I".
What do you think about it? Please let me know ASAP.
Thanks a lot!
Marco
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USE OF COULD
Hello ,
Please tell me use of could , when could is past of can , then why we use it in future and any , please assist me right use of ' could '
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What English words that confused most?
I posted an infographic about 15 common grammar mistakes on my blog and apparently it was helpful for some members. Some of them shared their problems with the grammar mistakes and one even added another list of words that confuse most English learne
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i need someone whom not too expert in english but he-she is capable on this....!
i have couple of questions... and if all of you are have it too...
You can visit here!
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Having a good English accent, Is it Innate or Acquired?
Having a good English accent is from the challenges that learners face when they are getting the language, and specially when they practice speaking..
Your accent can easily effect on your pronunciation, people can understand your English very well if
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Is there any or ...Are there any?
Hello!
What is more correct in usage?
1. Is there any error in these sentences?
2. Are there any error(s) in these sentences?
Thanks!
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Error in this sentence?
Are there any errors in these sentences?
Can we improve these sentences?
1. I am rather concerned about Peter neglecting us.
2. Trying to be pleasant, he spoke to the guest on his right at the dinner table with a smile.
3. Jones was very fond of golf and
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We know or We've known....
Hi all!
What is more correct? Or both are correct?
1. Although we know each other for a long time.....
2. Although we've known each other for a long time....
Thanks!
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algerians special class-mate english learning via skype
Salam for everyone and specially to new and old english learner ,wish you are all ok with yr study..
in these few coming days i'm intended to make a special class english learning via skype where we can speak and talk and learn much better english in
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what is the difference between syntax and semantic
i think both of them are branch of linguistic but syntax deal with sentence structure rather than the meaning semantic
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Interesting Topics for Topical Discussion course at the University
I would like you to help me how to make my topical Discussion course a unique one?
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find partner to practice english.
I'm begenning in english, I want to find some people to help me, to practice and improve my english, I want to learn more about this language,
thank you
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Gerund and Active Participle
Hello. I need your help. What's the difference between gerund and active participle?
swimming pool
waiting room
sleeping bag
Swimming, waiting and sleeping, are they gerunds or active participles?
Thank you for your attention.
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"None"
Hello. I don't know if it's right to write in this way. I want to know about "none". What's the meaning and is it right that it can be either singular or plural? As far as I know, it is always singular. Thank you.
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