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---- segue Function:intransitive verb : to make a transition from one activity, topic, scene, or part to another as or as if part of a natural progression <time to segue ... into the second part of this essay -- S.J.Gould> - segue ...

Hi, Now I'm not sure if I understood your original query correctly. I understood it to be about a situation where you yourself recorded something, and then wanted to play it back. If you buy a CD of recorded music, you just 'play it'. Then if you want to hear it again, you simply 'play it...

Anonymous wrote:I realized how exhausted I was, and how little I was looking forward to what LAY ahead. Is this correct? What should this be? Thanks! Hope this article helps ..... LANGUAGE CORNERLie, Lay, and All That Lie This to Rest? BY EVAN JENKINS No, of course not. But the confusion...

Grammar Geek wrote: Yes, Hela, when you have an "OR" as part of your subject, the verb takes the singular or plural based on the one closest to it. Either my brother my sisters want to vacation in the moutnains, but I forget which. Either my sisters or my brother wants ... Being away for...

Here's what the BBC Learning English site has to say: To be good at and to be good in are often interchangeable, and there is no easy rule to follow. In simple statements, like the...

Main Entry:awhile Function:adverb Etymology:Middle English awhile, on while, from 1a-, on + while : for a time <the father of these girls ... had settled awhile in Virginia -- Dixon Wecter> : for a brief period -- often used for a while as the object of a preposition <for...

David Hume went (intransitive, dynamic verb turning, inevitably, the word between 'so and as' into an adverb) so far as to argue that feelings of love and sexuality were the foundation of all human society. He is(a stative verb) so honest(adj.) as to be trusted by all. Hi...

I think this website can clear all the questions about "Be used to" Used to do | Be used to | Quiz Be used to Be used to somethingBe used to doing Be used to is an expression. It is not a tense. If I say "I am used to Thailand", it is like saying "I am...

Collective nouns can be tricky when it comes to subject-verb agreement. Most of the time they are treated as singular. If you are considering the entire team members as being a single unit, then I think it's better to use 'has.' But if you are considering each member as individuals, then you...

Milky wrote: [Check out this link "has to" as a helping verb? on the Linguistics forum. but it seems you haven't come to an agreement. and by the way I notice that I have made a mistake above. it should be like: "has to" is used to express internal obligations, and "must" for external...