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In writing a date , when we use St, nd, rd, th on the number of date? Which grammar that we have to use st, nd, rd,th? 1st january 2015 or january 1st 2015? Thanks!

September 10, 2015

FirST = 1st. SecoND = 2nd. ThiRD = 3rd. FourTH = 4th. FifTH = 5th. SixTH = 6th. SevenTH = 7th. EighTH = 8th. NinTH = 9th. TenTH = 10th. And so on. The last two LETTERS of the WORD determine whether you need "-st," "-nd," "-rd," or "-th."

In American English, it's just January 1, 2015. In British English, it is 1 January 2015. For more on this topic, read this article: http://bit.ly/1iAdrnW

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is it "an hundred" or "a hundred" ?

September 10, 2015

Since the "h" is pronounced, it would be "a hundred." 💯

What is the meaning of SUBOPTIMAL? And kindly use it in a sentence. Thanks!

September 09, 2015

It means "less than the highest level or standard," e.g., The world-class tennis player blamed his *suboptimal* performance on the hot weather. 😫💦☀️

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September 09, 2015

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do you have link about TOEFL material ? i need it for my TOEFL test. Thanks.

September 09, 2015

Something like this? https://www.4tests.com/toefl

Or this? https://www.englishclub.com/esl-exams/ets-toefl-tips.htm

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How to write a date? 1st of july 2005 // july 1 2005?? Thanks!

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In American English, it would be July 1, 2005 (or 7/1/2005). In British English, it would be 1 July 2005 (or 1/7/2005).

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I was born in / I was born on?

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helo, do you think that her accent is american or just neutral? https://lvideo2.ask.fm/354/654/351/p_video_answer_354654351.mp4

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Hmm ... we've never heard of a "neutral accent" before. She could definitely pass for an American—with a few exceptions (e.g., "golf," "curator," "goggles"); in other words, she does not strike us as someone who grew up in the U.K. or Australia.

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when do we use "the one" and "the ones"?

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"Instead" = in place of, as an alternative to, as a substitute for something else:

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September 09, 2015

Yes. She speaks with an almost perfect American accent in this interview: https://youtu.be/AA-sQUhrXJk

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"The NUMBER of people ..." is correct. We use "number" for countable nouns (and "people" can be counted). We use "amount" of uncountable/mass nouns, e.g., The AMOUNT of milk required in this recipe is ridiculously high.

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... is good more than you think or ... is better than you think //Thanks!!

September 08, 2015

" ... is better than you think" is right, e.g., That movie is better than you think. 👍

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September 08, 2015

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when someone say "wicked cool" that mean "wicked" or "really2 cool"?

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"Please give me water" or "Please give me a GLASS (or "cup") of water."

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is Dismissive a noun? so, is this senetence correct? 'you're being dismissive here'

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