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This just goes to show that English does not belong to anyone it belongs everybody. Even the native speakers, who presumably have better knowledge of English, commit grammar errors. Truly, English has evolved into the lingua franca of the world

Just so that I'm clear, are you advising the folks who come here to learn English that they should say "Oh, the stars up through the sky sure look lovely tonight." or perhaps "Now that the rain has cleared, we can see the stars

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Hi guys I have no intention to offend anyone, but the article below is the one I found online. Do you believe this is a true story? The use of "the" in terms like "going to hospital/the hospital" is usually ascribed to the influence of Irish

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rvw, you're right. The other day I saw get to as a phrasal verb as well. The problem was the context in which the sentence was in. Although it was an exercise on word order , it asked for verb + object . It didn't make sense. Speaking