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please who ever possesses academic sure knowledg in translation , it would be highly... [More]
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Would you say that "bid goobye" is an example of mixing registers?
NB The most common collocation... [More]
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I am new to your site and found if very helpful. Although, I do have a question, How does... [More]
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Figured you guys might know of something like this... Is there a site/book/resource that takes... [More]
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Many English nouns and noun phrases can be used as adverbs. They are called "adverbial objectives... [More]
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Friedrich Nietzsche said in Beyond Good and Evil (von Gut und Bose) “……….there is art in every... [More]
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Hi!
I’m writing a term paper and for the practical part need to question people from different... [More]
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I'm not new to the world of English, I live in Australia and take Yr11 Advanced and Extension... [More]
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Please tell me in what situations figurative language used is formal and when it is informal... [More]
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Is it possible that "all of the workers" is a reduced form of "all who are of the workers"... [More]
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According to Jenkins, in her book World Englishes, twenty countries are at present (2003) in... [More]
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Good evening guys!I know this is a lot of text...but please please please would you check this... [More]
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Hello Mr Milky.
When you are saying "We are shut up in schools and college recitation rooms... [More]
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get + something + P.P. ; have + something + P.P.
Do 'get sth. + P.P.' and 'have sth. + P.P... [More]
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Do you use "some few" in your variety of English?
Some few people may say...
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Good evening ladies and gentlemen!Could you please tell me where the difference between "to... [More]
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What's wrong with this description?
"We can also use a noun (e.g. television) as an adjective... [More]
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Apparently, English female names tend to be longer than English male names.
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According to Jennifer Jenkins, in her book World English, the lack of acceptance of non-standard... [More]
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Why have the "guardians of English" failed to provide such codification for the language as... [More]
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In which register/s would you normally find "for ever and ever"? [More]
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Regarding Standard English forms (American, British, Indian Nigerian, etc.), each group of... [More]
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-What is forever, Uncle Boner? -Forever is an eternity, Cupcake. -Oh, I thought forever was... [More]
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Who would you prefer to edit your writing: a non-native speaker of English who is a Professor... [More]
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Is there a classification for this kind of way of speaking?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v... [More]
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