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Hi dudes I don't know if we should omit the letter 'e' from the end of verbs after appending an '-able' suffix to them. Sometimes I have seen that 'e' is not removed from the end of the verb, like: replace + able = replaceable change + able =
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I know that when we want to ask somebody if he is the second, third,... child in his family, we can simply ask him this question:
"How many children come before you?"
Now suppose that there is a list of 30 people, and my friend's got the 21st
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I've heard that native Americans don't pronounce 't' at the end of words ending with "nt" like these:
-restaurant
-department
-apartment
-student
Is it correct?
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Hi,
My question is actually about using "more than" before a verb. I was
looking up Longman dictionary that I came across this sentence as an
example for 'compensate':
"Her intelligence more than compensates for her lack of experience."
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What is the difference between star and starr?!
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