The YUNiversity

i like this account so much,so help me! thank you :)

August 19, 2015

We're happy to help! If you want more tips, be sure to follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/The_YUNiversity and on Tumblr: http://theyuniversity.tumblr.com 🙋

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Hi! What is the meaning of "blablabla, let alone blablabla"? And how to use the word "let alone"? Thanks :)

August 19, 2015

It means "not to mention." We use it to emphasize the improbability of a contrasting example: "It is tragic that he will never walk again LET ALONE play football."

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what does it take to speak a foreign language fluently??

August 19, 2015

Lots and lots of practice. This is what Henry and Peter (two of our admins) have discovered while trying to learn Japanese. 😓

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can you tell me about "to be" and "to have" ? If I would to search it on google, what keyword i should use? excuse my grammar😅

August 19, 2015

Hi. We found this helpful video by using Google: https://youtu.be/ZwtMQ1uAJsA ✌️

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What's the meaning of 'silver lining'?. Thanks before:)

August 19, 2015

"(Every cloud has a) silver lining" is a phrase we use to find something positive in a bad situation:

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Peter: I lost my cell phone today.
Henry: Every cloud has a silver lining. You can just get a better phone.
Peter: Hey, you're right!

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What's the difference between possibly and probably?

August 19, 2015

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Hello! Love your acc! Improved me a lot in English. A question tho, any advice I can use for a job interview? Your help is most appreciated. (:

August 19, 2015

Hi! 🙋There are hundreds of job interview tips on the internet. Among them, this page has some good advice: http://mnstr.me/1NF9Miq

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Good luck! 👍

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i from Indonesia,may i have the time in LA?

August 19, 2015

It is 9:59 AM in Los Angeles.

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Hello, have you ever thought of changing your major in university? Should we move to another major/uni if we don't feel fit with the lessons etc. or instead, fight until we find our passion in it? Thank you in advance :)

August 19, 2015

Different people will give different advice. Many people are glad that they changed their major; just as many people regret changing their major. You should probably talk to someone (like an advisor) at your university or in your department and seek their advice. Share all your concerns and frustrations with them, hear their advice, and then make a wise personal decision. Good luck! ✌️

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how do we use the word "somehow'' ?

August 19, 2015

If you're curious about how to use any word, go to http://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary. It provides plenty of usage examples. 👍

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I want you to know how much i've enjoyed annoying you all this time. Is this correct?

August 19, 2015

Yes, it is. ✌️

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Hello, I love your account, thank you so much! I'm from Russia and I want to practice my accent, I know that the best way is just go to UK, but is it some other ways to do it?

August 19, 2015

Hi. Do you want a British accent or an American accent? Whichever accent you want, you should constantly listen to people speak in that accent. For example, if we admins (we all live in America) wanted to develop a British accent, we would watch shows like "Doctor Who" and "Sherlock," listen to podcasts about football (soccer), watch YouTube videos of UK singers doing interviews, etc. And besides just listening, we would PRACTICE speaking in that accent. We would practice until we got it just right. Unfortunately, that's the only way. Good luck! 💪

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what is the meaning of "aint nobody dope as you"

August 19, 2015

It's slang for "There is no one as awesome as you."

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"Thank you for being patient or patience with me?" I mean to say this when someone still accept me for my attitude

August 19, 2015

"Thank you for being PATIENT with me" is right. ("Patience" is a noun, so it doesn't work. You need "patient," an adjective.) ✌️

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"i told you" or "i was told you" ?

August 19, 2015

"I told you." ("Told" is the past tense of "tell," so you don't need "was.")

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What is the difference between "wanna" & "want to"? First one is a slang?

August 19, 2015

Yes. "Wanna" is slang/informal. Never use it in formal writing. ✌️

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What is th past tense of pass? for example, I pass my resume recently.

August 19, 2015

"Passed." For example,

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- I passed last week's exam. 💯
- The midfielder passed the ball to the striker. ⚽️

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Hi, which one is correct, I am tired of calculating or I am tired calculating? And, two become one or two becomes one? Thanks!

August 19, 2015

1. "I am tired OF calculating" is right.
2. "Two BECOME one" is right. ("Two" is plural, so it requires "become.")

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Is it correct? G'morning

August 19, 2015

It's OK as slang or as an informal abbreviation of "Good morning," but you should never use it in a formal letter or email. ✌️

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Hi! Can you check this out? "Taman Safari, the place where she really wants to go, is closed due to an accident." is it correct? Thank you! Have a nice day :)

August 19, 2015

Hi. Yes, it is correct. ✌️

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what does pet peeve mean? thank you! 😊

August 19, 2015

A "pet peeve" is something that a particular person finds especially annoying:

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- Henry's biggest PET PEEVE is bad customer service.
- Nan's biggest PET PEEVE is a slow driver in the fast lane.
- One of Peter's biggest PET PEEVES is a coffee shop that doesn't have Wi-Fi.

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Not everyone has the same pet peeves; something that bothers one person might not bother another person.

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How do you pronounce jalopeño

August 19, 2015

It's actually "jalapeño," and it's pronounced [hah-luh-PEYN-yoh].

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Can you please tell me why do people use "were" after "I"? Like for example... If I WERE you, I'd put that away. thank you in advance!

August 19, 2015

That's known as the subjunctive mood. If I WERE you, I'd click on this link and read the article: http://bit.ly/1pWL29H 😉

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hi what's the meaning of superlative adjectives and how to use it? can u give me some example thanks!

August 17, 2015

Superlative adjectives include adjectives that end in -est (tallest, smartest, fastest, etc.) and adjectives that follow "most" (most intelligent, most arrogant, most significant, etc.). They also include "best," "most," "least," and "worst." Superlative adjectives are used to compare three or more nouns, or to describe something that is the most or least of its kind in the world.

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If the adjective has one syllable, we add -est: tallest, smartest, fastest.

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If the adjective has three or more syllables, we use "most" + adjective: most intelligent, most expensive, most garrulous.

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If the adjective has TWO syllables, things get complicated. Therefore, check out the explanation on this page: http://bit.ly/1C5iTnU ✌️

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How to improve my grammar?

August 17, 2015

This excellent question requires an essay to answer. Since we don't have time to write one (and you don't have time to read one), we offer this simplified explanation: http://www.wikihow.com/Improve-Your-Grammar

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The most useful tips, in our opinion, are #2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, and 10.

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