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Thanks Philip.Which word should be used in this sentence? "Those papers were in a red folder / file."
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1. It's not my bag.2. It isn't my bag.What's the difference between "is not"-form and "isn't"? There's no difference in meaning, but maybe, there's a difference in emphasis? Which form do you use more often?Thanks for your help in advance.
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1. When I was in the US I was often asked, "Which side would you like?" I could choose a side from the menu. And it came on the same plate with the main dish ("steak" for example).Is "side" and "side dish" the same?2. Is it OK to say "What does the...
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Which sentence should I use to ask what comes with the main dish? Or maybe there's a better way to ask this?1. What kind of side dish is for the steak?2. What side dish is for the steak?Thanks a lot in advance.
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Thank you for you reply. One more question. Is it correct to say:1. When do you finish your work?2. When do you finish working?
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My teacher teaches us British English or rather the English language she knows. But what I know exactly we use British book ;)Nona, you wite 1. "the most polite versions are shown first but the second are also acceptable."Do you mean that "get" is most polite than...
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Situation 1:You come into a restaurant that offers 'take out food'. (for example "Denys").A waiter comes up to you to seat you at a table.You need to say that you want 'take out food'.What would you say in this situation?Situation 2:You make your order in...
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Thank you very much, Mister Micawber, for you reply. I've been on holiday for two weeks so I could read your reply only today. 1. Could you explain the difference between "I'll take the steak." and " I'll get the steak."2. My teacher says that we shouldn't use...
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I asked the waiter for a glass of tomato juice without ice. He replied "You got it." What does it mean?
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What is the best way to say in a restaurant that you want to take some food with you?1. I'd like to take some food out.2. I'd like some food to go.
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