I hear people say legitimately a couple times, and I have checked the dictionary for its meaning, but I still could not understand what really is the meaning. The way they used the word didn't seem fit into the definition. Could somebody give me

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Which is correct? 1. I print breads and cookies labels 2. I print bread and cookie labels Thank you

I was just told from a friend that I must have 2 spaces after a period. Is that correct?

Hi, I'd greatly appreciate anyone's help. What should I use for addressing to a woman in a coverletter when it does not tell us? Ms, Mrs or Miss. Dear madam/ sir could be used if there was no name. However usually, there is a name

my email josie288@yahoo.com. What's yours? Hope to talk with you soon. Melanie

This just came up in my head. We use "has" for HE SHE IT (third person singular). "he has 3 cars." But when it is in a negative sentence: "he didn't have three cars" Is it correct to use have instead of has?

A: All the time B: Usually, I would skip it and guess the meaning. But recently, I would choose to look up the definition through a website dictionary. But it just makes me more upset, because looking up one word will end up looking for more

Hello, I'm Melanie, I don't have much friends and would love to meet some friends from other countries. Especially Japan, Hong kong, London but doesn't really matter. Most important I

Thanks to all of you for the help. I see the difference now.