Community Discussions
What is this "over" supposed to mean here? Where else can I use it?
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What's the word ?
What's the word for laying down like that?? I know this might not be the proper community to post this to but others down allow photos..
What are some grammar mistakes native speakers make that seem unacceptable?
I’m not talking about mistakes that are regularly made such as “I don’t have no money” instead of “any money” in order to emphasize. Or those made in song lyrics to make them rythme better. I want some such as mistaking “lose” for “loose”, “their - there - they’re”, “your - you’re” or “than - then” while texting. And am I overeacting if I think those are some signs of low-quality education?
Can the word "rent" be used as a verb?
I don't think I've ever seen "rent" used as a verb before. Would it sound natural if I say "Do you own a house or are you renting?"
Why do we use that'll in question 1?
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I wanna talk to someone in English
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1juj7j3/i_wanna_talk_to_someone_in_english/
“It was quarter of eight.” - said David Foster Wallace. Does that mean 8:15 or 7:15?
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnglishLearning/comments/1ji19a9/it_was_quarter_of_eight_said_david_foster_wallace/
Did this student write “sung” or “sang”?
I am not sure whether that is “sung” or “sang”. Any ideas?
What does the highlighted word mean here ?
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Does this sentence sound correct?
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