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Hi, how are you....? Where you are now? Where you are now leaving? pls. tell me so that i can know where you are now and where you from? Because as now i really really miss you so so much do you know that? You know i dont know what is image now
ESL General English Grammar Questions
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GENRES There are two categories within the world of texts: fiction (invented) and non-fiction (non-invented). The down-categories - e.g. epic, lyric poetry and drama - are called genres. The concept "genre" descends from the Greek word
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Hi, But doesn't the use of a possessive adjective in these particular examples have the effect of emphasizing the negative quality perceived in the described person, object or situation... or am I imagining this? I realize the difference may
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Hi Stephen, I think you said what I meant better than I did.
If we're speaking of the U.S., I've had experience as a litigant in NH, VT, MA, and CA, and the difference in language is striking, Vermont using what sound like antique
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You might hear the construction in ordinary conversation, or see it in less formal written English. It's probably more usual for the subject of the first verb and the second (unexpressed) verb to be the same, e.g. 1. If you want me to come
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Your instinct is right--the phrase refers to "last year's figure " but the word "figure" is understood and so dropped. So grammatically the spelling should be year's. However, it has become common especially in
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These are all acceptable ways of phrasing these sentences in colloquial American English. In more formal, careful English the use of "like" and "how" as subordinate conjunctions (Do it how I told you. Do it like I told you. And so forth) would not
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Hi Kooyeen The question "How is she" is very often a question about health, but not necessarily a question about health. It depends on the context (particularly in this third person construction): A: We got a new boss last week. Her name is Jane
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I have underlined any remaining problems and answered your questions, I think. You seem to have created some new problems:
I've seen this movie twice and it astonishes me a lot. Each person fits into themselves a bit of truth . Although there
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I've seen this movie twice and it astonishes me a lot. Each person fits into themselves a bit of truth . Although there are many of films with the same scenario however Mikhalkov can gets the main purpose into a deep of ( i have no idea what use
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