Community Discussions
Is it correct?
Is it correct to say "The recipe serves 2-4 slices"? I mostly see "the recipe serves 1/2/3 people"
American English vs English Britain
I want to use British English instead of American English. Won’t this be a problem? Since there are words that are the same but have different meanings?
What's a sentence that would be hard to pronounce fast if you're a foreigner but natives have no problem saying it?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1j9lgrt/whats_a_sentence_that_would_be_hard_to_pronounce/
Help!! What is this called?
Hello! I'm trying to do some homework and I need to write the name of this: It's for baking! Any help would be very helpful,thank you!
How do you read “540” here? Five forty? Thanks.
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How is it called when someone takes your turn?
For example, you are standing in line somewhere and a desk/counter frees, so now it’s your turn, but the person next to you goes to the desk instead of you. Is there a word for this?
What is the actual answer here? I'm so confused.
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Why is it possible to abridge "a" here?
I'm confused and thank you for explanation.
Which language do you think is the furthest from English?
In other words, which language makes its native speakers face the greatest challenge when learning English, or vice versa?
How do you call the person who is ignorant/unskilled in his work?
Hello, everyone! We have an amazing word in Russian "рукожоп", it literally can be translated as "someone with his arms growing out of the ass". This is a completely unskilled, clumsy and ignorant peson, doing his work with terrible results, and he goes "I did it for the whole my life" or "It will be fine anyway". I discovered the word "cack-handed" but don't sure if it outdated. How do you call this peson?