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"all" be followed by "this" or "these" ?

January 29, 2015

It depends:

- Who did all THIS work? ("Work" is a mass noun that is often treated as a singular noun.)
- Who made all THIS food? ("Food" is a mass noun that is often treated as a singular noun.)

- Who wrote all THESE essays? ("Essays" is plural.)
- Who drew all THESE comics? ("Comics" is plural.)

What does "he hates my guts" mean

January 29, 2015

It means "he really hates me."

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What is seismic means?

January 27, 2015

Literally, "seismic" means "relating to earthquakes": Jo is a geologist who studies seismic activities near Los Angeles.

As slang, "seismic" can mean "massive," "huge," or "awesome": Bro, that party last night was seismic.

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What is the difference between make a course and do a course?!

January 27, 2015

"Make a course" suggests that you are creating a class for school.

"Do a course" suggests that you are taking a class for school.

"Complete a course" is much better: Jo completed a course in accounting.

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how to be good at writing skill

January 27, 2015

Read this: http://bit.ly/1rOMbVx

Good luck!

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I give you challenge.. can you reply all yours question?

January 27, 2015

Alas, that's an impossible task. http://ask.fm/The_YUNiversity/answer/124220946562

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hii.. i'm a bachelor student (post graduate student) majoring english education, and im going to choose grammar analysis as the title of my final paper. you know what.. ur account is so helpful to me.. i feel like i want to cry.. thank u so much guys.. kisses and hugs for all of the admins here ♡♥

January 27, 2015

We're so glad to help! Good luck! ^____^

hii im a bachelor student post graduate student majoring english education and

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i'm so excitedd to your book. when will it release? btw my grammar right or not?

January 27, 2015

"I'm so excited about your book. When will it be released?" ^^

Stay tuned for updates about our upcoming books!

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Wanna know who are awesome people behind this account. Where can i get it?

January 27, 2015

Wait until 2/1. We are launching a new website then.

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what is the meaning of e.g., "she had had blabla.." ?? using of two 'had' in one sentence

January 27, 2015

Here's an example sentence: "I had had a fever until yesterday."

It's just a coincidence that "had had" are together. It's the past perfect tense (http://www.englishpage.com/verbpage/pastperfect.html), in which "had" is combined with the past participle of the verb "have," which happens to be "had."

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what is the meaning of "state of being" ? thank you :))

January 27, 2015

You're probably asking about STATIC VERBS. Read this: http://www.grammar-quizzes.com/presten5.html

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"ego" or "egos" ?? "keeping us from being xxx" or "keep us from being xxx" ?? thank u

January 27, 2015

"Ego" is singular: Jo's mean comments hurt my ego. "Egos" is plural: Jo's means comments hurt our egos.

"Keeping" is the present progress tense, which describes a continuing action, something going on now: Your anger (right now) is keeping us from being happy.

"Keep" is the present tense, and in this example, it indicates an action that is factual or habitual—something that occurs in the present but that is not necessarily happening right now: Your anger and bad attitude (all the time) keep us from being happy.

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