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Hi,
Since "freshman/sophomore/junior/senior" are nouns, it needs the article "a", am I right?
e.g. I am a freshman
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
1. I am looking for a word describing a certain dream.
In the dream, you feel awake and your eyes are open but you can neither say anything...
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What is the difference between the following sentences?
E.g.: I want you to stay in here.
E.g.: I want you to stay here.
I am a bit confused...
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What is the rule for writing out numerals such as one million five hundred twenty thousand seven hundred and twenty-five? Where should the conjunctive...
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Picasso painted more than enough for them in unending variety.
The range of his styles is staccato, full of interrupions, switchbacks,
and even repetitions...
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is that correct ?
can i say:it is as good as cheap.i mean to express that the "thing" has both qualities .it is as good as cheap or it's as tasty as cheap...
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Picasso painted more than enough for them in unending variety.
The range of his styles is staccato, full of interruptions,
switchbacks, and even...
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There is a cat and dog. There are a cat and dog. Which is correct? Thanks.
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could someone tell me any expression about "acctually"?
can i express this meaning in "as the fact"?is there a expression like so?is it correct or...
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Hello,
I know that a modifier usually modifies the subject or the object in the sentence. But, can a modifier (word, phrase, or clause) modify a clause...
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Hi Micawber,
I saw your sentence "Could you type in your complete sentence again and carefully, please?" posted in one of the topics.
I have seen...
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hi there
i got some questions regarding this consruction hope u help me get it
(well-known phrase lol) the way it's meant to be played
the last...
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Could you please tell me the difference between these expressions: at which point, at which time, by which point, by which time?
For example, which...
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Hi
What is the difference between Be supposed to and Should. Do they have the same usage.
Exp: He should be here by now.
He is sopposed...
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Hello, I was just browsing the net and, by fate, stumbled into this site. Glad to be a new participant of Englishforums.com.
I am unsure about the...
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Hallo,
I'm a bit comfused about writing a date. I have to make short translation concerning statistics and want to be sure. English is my foreign language...
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What do these ones mean?
1. There'd better not be eels in here. I hate eels. ( Is 'there'd'= 'there had'? If so, why is 'had' past tense?)
2. I...
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There is a cat and a dog. (Is this wrong?)
Thanks.
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Hi, everyone.
Please read the following two sentences.
1. He said he gets/got up at 6:00 every morning.
2. He said he watches/watched TV...
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article related to Software;
installed and pathced but
stops after only a few seconds and it shows me an error message.
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Is there a difference between these ones? Which one is better?
1. Logically, thinking you would not shorten the hours or shut the store down because...
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How come 'it' is compatible with the plural subject? How does 'it' work in these cases?
1. It is a lot of things to do.
2. People ignorant to the...
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There is an unmarried couple and I want to know of how long they have been together. In this case, do you ask like "how long have you been together...
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In this sentence "Anything come to mind where he could go?", shouldn't you use the word "about" right before 'where he could go'? I'm thinking the same...
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