Hello, everyone. I've got a question. My girl friend and I were supposed to dinner out at 7. It was 6:50. And my girl said to me, "We have 10 more minutes.(So why don't you get ready?)" Then I wonder whether that

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Thanks to reply. I've got one thing more. 'Matter fact' is usually spoken in practice? I mean, an informal style. Because when I need to say that kind of meaning, those things ; as a matter of fact, in fact and actually seem to be very

Hi, you all. Tuning in to the song 'Irreplaceable' that is Beyonce singing, I've heard of 'matter fact.' I guess that is short for 'as a matter of fact' which means 'in fact, actually." Am I right? Best regards.

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First of all, thanks to reply. I can figure out what you mean. But, I mean, from a grammatical point of view. Just I guess, 'This morning I heard him doing push-ups, and then talking to his triceps.' That'll be fine. Am I wrong?

Here is a sentence which comes from sitcom 'Friends'. This morning I heard him do push-ups, and then talk to his triceps. I guess 'do' and 'talk' are incorrect form. Please let me know it. Best regards.

Hi, everyone. I'm studying conditional senteces recently. But I could hardly tell the difference between each other. I mean a nuance. Here are 3 sentences. Please let me know the nuance. a) If you had graduated from A university, you

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