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Wwwdotcom wrote: Khoff wrote: Sorry, don't see it. Which dictionary are you using? ...most usable combinations of two words do not have distinct entries in the dictionary.....------------------- anytimeOne entry found for anytime. Main Entry: any·time Pronunciation:...

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Khoff wrote: Sorry, don't see it. Which dictionary are you using? ...most usable combinations of two words do not have distinct entries in the dictionary.....------------------- anytimeOne entry found for anytime. Main Entry: any·time Pronunciation: 'e-nE-"tImFunction: adverb: at...

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Wwwdotcom wrote: A basis for rejecting "at any time" is that it is the definition of anytime. We use the words, not the definitions. Here's the definition from Merriam Webster: Main Entry: any·time Pronunciation: 'e-nE-"tImFunction: adverb: at any time whatever It would be a...

ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by MrPedantic 2 yr 341 days ago Verbs Pronunciation Adverbs
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MrPedantic wrote: (PS I haven't forgotten your "which/what" question. But I'm still thinking about CJ's suggestions.) I don't want to worry you too much, MrP. It's not my intention. I know that sometimes the answer to a problem is like 'the square root of -(9)', if it is useful, dunno. ...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Klavier 2 yr 347 days ago Past simple Tenses Verbs Past tenses Expressions Pronunciation
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Hiya YC,It sure feels good that a native shows interest in how we perceive english... Let me try to understand the best I can... Specific elements of language posing problem :I'm comfortable with tenses and conjugation. I find myself sometimes troubled with vocabulary and spelling ; whenever...

Topic of the Moment! by Waïti 2 yr 362 days ago Accents Vocabulary Learning English Pronunciation Spelling Verbs Tenses Phrasal verbs Contractions
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As Mr. Micawber has mentioned, this transform is no longer productive in modern English. There are hundreds of such Latin roots which occur in such pairs. It would probably be impractical to try to learn all the patterns. Nevertheless, if that sort of thing interests you, you might try...

ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by CalifJim 3 yr 11 days ago Verbs Nouns Pronunciation Prefixes List of verbs Translation
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This is what I am submitting She used to have long hair. Form Used + infinitive I used to eat meat. We used to date. Function To state a habit or state in the past that is now completed or different from the present situation . The sentence above functions to allow the speaker to...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by Anonymous 3 yr 30 days ago Verbs Dates Simple past Past simple Pronunciation
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Pieanne wrote: Maybe "basicly" became "basically" for the sake of pronounciation, and by analogy with the other -ally adverbs? There may be a better reason, though, but I don't know it. Bonne journee, Pieanne! I thought so too, for the ease of proNUNciation. But to give it a second...

ESL General English Grammar Questions by PASTEL 3 yr 51 days ago Verbs Adverbs Consonants Pronunciation Analogies
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Hi! It's so nice to receive mails from U! Regarding the Italian word, is it "speciale"? Speciale means special. But as u write "espechale", the pronunciation corresponds to the sentence "è speciale" where "è" is the verb "To Be (in this case: is)" and "speciale" is the adjective "special"....

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