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please help me! is this sentence right? Thank youu~~ . . Jealousy is a stupid things. I know how his type and who the girl he fascinated to. Relation not my priority btw. Can around you is more than enough.

September 25, 2016

"Jealousy is stupid. I know his type and the girls he's attracted to. Having a relationship is not my priority right now. Simply being around you is more than enough."

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How to make ourself be confident when speak in english?

September 25, 2016

We wrote an article about this. Check it out: http://bit.ly/2d9j2kq 👍

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What are the difference between "I have been ..." and ""I had been ..." ??? Clarify. ☺

September 25, 2016

"I have been" means that you were (x) and still are (x):

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- I have been sick. = I was sick and I still am sick.
- I have been tired lately. = I was tired and I still am tired.
- I have been studying for six hours. = I began studying six hours ago and I still am studying.

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"I had been" = I was (x) but I am not (x) anymore:

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- I had been sick. = I was sick, but I am not sick anymore.
- I had been tired until yesterday. = Until yesterday, I was tired, but I'm not tired anymore.
- I had been studying for six hours. = I was studying for six hours, but I'm not studying anymore.

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Some people say 'Chill' I know it's = shiver .. but is there another meaning for it ?

September 25, 2016

In slang, "chill" means "relax."

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Henry: I can't believe my favorite team lost! I want to cry!
Peter: Man, chill out (relax). It's only one game.

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Clean by or clean with

September 25, 2016

Here's how to use "clean by":

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- The window was cleaned by my sister. ("Clean by" followed by a person.)
- Your car will be cleaned by noon. ("Clean by" followed by a time.)

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Here's how to use "clean with":

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- I will clean your car with special soap. ("Clean ... with" followed by an object.)
- I will clean the kitchen with you. ("Clean ... with" followed by a person.)
- Don't worry: I will clean your house with care.

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hello min! which is true : she dont give a **** or she doesnt give a ****. thanks !

September 25, 2016

In standard English, "She doesn't give a ...." is correct. That's because "she" is singular, and it goes with DOES/DOESN'T in the present tense.

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In slang/informal English, "She don't give a ...." is acceptable. That's why you often hear it in songs, movies, TV shows, etc.

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What is vice versa? can we use it in essay?

September 25, 2016

"Vice versa" = the other way around; with the order reversed:

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- Nan loves Henry, and vice versa. (This means Nan loves Henry, and Henry loves Nan.)
- America is popular in Australia, and vice versa. (This means America is popular in Australia, and Australia is popular in America.)
- Video footage showed that Henry tripped Peter, and not vice versa. (This means that Henry tripped Peter; Peter did not trip Henry.)

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And yes, you can use "vice versa" in an essay. It is a standard word (i.e., not slang, not informal). 👌

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What is seldom? how and when we use it?

September 25, 2016

"Seldom" = not often; rarely.

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- Because he seldom reads, he could not improve his critical thinking skills.
- Because my uncle lives so far away, I seldom get to spend time with him.
- The team full of superstars seldom loses.

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What is Occasionally? When and how to use it?

September 25, 2016

"Occasionally" = every once in a while.

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- It occasionally rains in the desert.
- Because the student studies only occasionally, he struggled to understand the teacher's lessons.
- I occasionally get lucky on exams; I wish it would happen more often.

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How to use DIFFERENT and DIFFERENCE ?

September 25, 2016

Here you go. 👌

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Different between Advice and Advise?

September 25, 2016

Here you go. 👌

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whats the meaning of imma

September 25, 2016

"Imma" = "I'm going to." (It can also be written as "I'mma.")

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Henry: Imma get me a cup of coffee. You want some?
Peter: No. I'm good.

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It is NOT formal English, so don't use it in essays or in professional emails. 🙅

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How to use 'hereby' properly

September 25, 2016

"Hereby" = as a result of what I'm saying right now.

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Examples:

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- I hereby declare you man and wife. 💑💒
- I hereby proclaim myself the king of Qin.
- I hereby release you from your promise to buy me an island.

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when to use "it were" ??

September 25, 2016

After the word "if." "If it were ..." is known as the subjunctive mood, which you can read more about here: http://bit.ly/2cwrDQA

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Here are examples of "it were":

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- If it were up to me, I would choose pizza for today's lunch. 🍕
- If it were to rain right now, I would have a tough time getting home. ☔️
- He broke the brick as if it were a toothpick.

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Anyone who haven't submit the form or anyone who hasn't submit the form. Which one is correct and why?

September 25, 2016

"Anyone" is always singular, so it's "Anyone who HASN'T submitted the form."

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You're the reason why I enjoy studying English .. Arigato !

September 22, 2016

Awesome! We're glad to help! 👍

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We'll be back on Sunday. We will try to answer at least 20 questions!

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I see some of your admins love manga so much is it? Could you tell us your favorite website for read online manga? And please correct my question if you are not mind, thanks 😉

September 22, 2016

"I see that some of your admins love manga so much. Could you tell us your favorite website for reading online manga? And please correct my question if you don't mind. Thanks."

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Yes, we love manga and anime. We like to support the authors by buying the manga that we read or at least buying a subscription to "Weekly Shonen Jump" (https://www.viz.com/shonenjump), where we get "One Piece," "Bleach" (finished), "Naruto" (finished), "One-Punch Man," "Hunter x Hunter," "Food Wars," etc., but we know that there are dozens of unauthorized and free sites out there. Do a Google search for "manga" and try out the first few links that show up.

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Here's what we found:

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www.mangareader.net/
mangastream.com/
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We have no idea if those are any good. Plus, we've been told that some of those unauthorized sites have terrible translations. So good luck!

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the difference between friends and peers?

September 22, 2016

Peers are people that are of the same age, status, or ability. If you don't like them and vice versa, they aren't your friends.

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Friends are people you trust and like enough to spend time with on a regular basis. Your friends can be much older or younger than you, richer than you, smarter than you, etc. They don't have to be your peers.

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in some songs the adjective comes before the noun, for example" in sleep eternal.. places deep" is that correct ?

September 22, 2016

You mean the other way around: "in some songs, the noun comes before the adjective. For example, 'in sleep eternal ... places deep."

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In English, the adjective normally comes before the noun (fat dog, black cat, etc.), whereas in languages like Spanish, the noun comes before the adjective (perro gordo, gato negro, etc.).

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She's good in English. She's good at writing in English. - Could you please clarify when to use 'good at' & 'good in' in sentences ? 😘

September 22, 2016

"Good at" is generally followed by an activity or sport:

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- Peter's good at typing.
- Henry's good at tennis.
- Nan's good at writing haikus.

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"Good at" or "good in" works with school subjects:

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- Nan is good at geometry.
- Peter is good in Chemistry, while Henry is good in English.

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"Good with" is often used with body parts, animals, people, time, and money:

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- Peter is good with dogs.
- Nan is good with money, so she is usually the treasurer.
- Nan's nephew is good with his feet, so he's playing soccer this year. ⚽️

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'im afraid that wasnt true' what does it mean?

September 22, 2016

It means "I'm sorry, but that's wrong."

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Nan: Everyone knows you ate my last slice of pizza. 🍕
Henry: I know you like to suspect me, but I'm afraid that isn't true. The dog ate it. 🐶

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Is it true if the closest meaning of "familiar" is "common"?

Priska Priskilla

September 22, 2016

As an adjective, the primary meaning of "familiar" is "well-known or easily recognized." The next most common meaning is "common and ordinary."

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Please kindly tell me kayak apa sih ngomong kasar tapi masih dalam batas wajar. Gua pengen berguru dari internet.

September 22, 2016

All we understood was "Please kindly tell me ... internet." Thank you for asking a polite question, but we don't understand your question. Sorry.

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Let us remind you that we can only answer questions that are in English.

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He went up to his room _____ on the first floor. a) at b)in c)on d)under . explain. thank you. 😘😘😘

September 22, 2016

It should be "on," but there's already "on" after the __________.

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We use "on" for floor numbers and "the floor":

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- Henry's office is on the fourth floor. 🏢
- Peter found two cookies on the floor. 🍪🍪
- Nan told the UPS driver to leave the package on the floor. 📦

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whats the meaning of Y? is it slang or? :/

September 22, 2016

"Y" is a slang/informal abbreviation of "why" or "yes."

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