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Lois: What are these flying people. Have we been invaded by the Wizard of Oz? Clark: More like another planet. Lois: Aliens? Before I fought Tess she went...
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Could you please give me a hand with this? tell me if they are grammatical? 1 Imagine you could choose how long you sleep for. 10 hours or even 2 years...
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Hi, would someone please tell me what's the meaning of " down at ", as in "some one down at somewhere", like "how are all...
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What does ' chocolate thick woman ' mean?
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Dear Friends, I have to send a parcel from Hungary to France and the instruction says: Send the sample by regular mail ! What do you think 'regular...
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Hi, According to the answer from Vorpar, stress is more of a state of mind, while pressure is the external force. I'm confused why 'stress'...
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Hello, I'm not sure what's the meaning of "for X dollars less", like in following sentence; does it mean the amount of dollars = (another...
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Hello, is it correct that in spoken English people sometimes omit the word "if" ? for many times the subtile tells me it is "if ... (then...
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what is the verb for strong
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Hi! 1) Is the fine here? 2) Have I used firstly, secondly and finally properly here? Thank you. Accidents involving the CNS could be caused by one...
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Is this sentence OK? Thank you in advance. Authors also recommend refraining from diving for all divers with upper respiratory tract infections, sinusitis...
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Can you please check this, please? In either of these conditions a CT scan may show lesions in the brain or will be negative but will not show pneumocephalus...
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Could you please explain the difference between them?Is there a concrete difference in meaning, or can they be used interchangebly? thanks
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Could you help me with this please? 1 These aren't the usual cookies we buy. These don't open the way they normaly do. The ones I buy have an easy...
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Hello friends! Please tell me which is better in this case and of there is a difference between 'deliver' and 'supply' in this case: The...
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1) My boss always picks on me. What is the variations ( synonym ) of " pick on"? Thanks
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Is it OK to use the next dive in this context? The next dive by affected diver, may cause a larger pneumocephalus event with greater consequences, perhaps...
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Choose the correct answer . The committee put forward a.. .. to keep the company's costs down a-diplomat b-represntative c-churchman d-proposal
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Hello, What does "on cue" mean here? When Jessica Jochim returned to work after her three-month maternity leave, she was the envy of her co-workers...
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What does it mean? Thanks
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Hi! 1) Should I use small or low ?or something else? 2) rarely or infrequently ? The incidence of diving-related CNS barotrauma is small/low , and it...
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Hi A few days ago I was reading an article on the internet (I can't find it now) and a nice expression caugt my eye. It was used at the end of the...
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1) Can you please check the underlined phrases? 2) Should I put they here? Symptoms of cerebral arterial gas embolism generally occur within minutes...
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Hi! Can you pelase tell me if the underlined part is OK? Thank you Symptoms of decompression sickness may appear within minutes to hour delay after surfacing...
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Hello! 1) How can I avoid repeating the most here? 2) logistic or logistics? 3) Have I used prepositions OF correctly? 4) Is the phrase which cover the...
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