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Hi everybody!I think it's chiefly AE question. I'm translating the financial column of Robert Kiyosaki. While I have a good time translating it, sometimes he gave me riddles that only native-speaker could explain. So, here's the sentence: Recently, on a popular morning TV show, a...

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Hello Everyone,This is my first post in this forum...I am so glad that I had found my best resources and references for English! I am so blessed that I found Englishforums.comI badly need help especially in correcting my English grammar.Guys, I need help in this.A cousin of mine, ask me to make a...

Hi every member here , I missed you people This is the object What Is The Purpose Of Life ?They say that a fool lives to eat and a wise man eats to live. But then the question remains: for what purpose does the wise man live? Living is not an end by itself. There has to be a purpose for...

Here is the answer, The -Gry Puzzle is a popular puzzle that asks for the third English word, other than "angry" and "hungry," that ends with the letters "gry." Aside from words derived from "angry" and "hungry," there is no stand-alone word ending in "gry" that is in current usage. Both...

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Now I'm making a riddle, and I'm confused about whether or not putting an article "a." I have "day" in my mind as the answer. Of course, a few sentences are written before the following. And, in addition, which is commoner, "d." or "d". in this case?

Can you solve these riddles?The answers are all local areas in around our city Birmingham.For example 'Monarch not sitting' would be Kingstanding.Here we go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! A girl's name,first half of a Hollywood star. One of five and a heavy weight. A number of trees. Dark...

Hi All, I said the answer is "SAND". Why can't it be? 1. Although Broken : SANDS = BROKEN PIECES OF STONE 2. Always exist and surround us : Ofcourse, Yes; Sand always exist and surround us 3. Don't like to be confined in them : It is true that sand break...

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