Which one that correct: "You and I" or "You and Me" ? Why it's correct?
They can both be right; it depends on how you're using them. Read this: http://tmblr.co/Z90tLy117umIq
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how does 'used' work? I used to / I am used to / I was used to? thank you much!
"I used to" = I did, but I no longer do: I used to smoke, but I quit three years ago.
"I am used to" = I am familiar with, I am acquainted to: Since I live in Norway, I am used to cold weather.
"I was used to" = I was familiar with, I was acquainted to: I was used to cold weather when I lived in Norway six years ago, but I'm not used to it now in Hawaii.
"I am used to" = I am familiar with, I am acquainted to: Since I live in Norway, I am used to cold weather.
"I was used to" = I was familiar with, I was acquainted to: I was used to cold weather when I lived in Norway six years ago, but I'm not used to it now in Hawaii.
God bless you or God blesses you?
If you're saying it to someone as a blessing (e.g., after someone sneezes), it's "God bless you."
If you're explaining what God does, it's "God blesses you": "God blesses you every day with everything and everyone you need."
If you're explaining what God does, it's "God blesses you": "God blesses you every day with everything and everyone you need."
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My senior said 'advice' is noun and 'advise' is verb. Is it true?
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"I will go anywhere I goes" or I wll goes anywhere he go" ?
"I will go anywhere he goes."
How to be good and speak fluently in english?
Practice. Read magazines and books. Listen to English-speaking songs. Watch English-speaking movies and TV shows. Speak it constantly. Practice.
The differences between America English and British English?
In terms of spelling, read this: http://bit.ly/1mY4Qav
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"Since when does being a booknerd make you incapable of falling in love?" is it grammaticaly correct?
Just change "booknerd" to "book nerd" and it's fine. (Some might argue that "you" should be "one," but it's not a big deal.)
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idk, my teacher gave me that question (www) can you explain why is it "used" not "is used"? thx, it really helps my english exam tomorrow :))))
Here's the reason why it's not "the www, is used by millions of people around the globe, is considered a classic design":
Since you already have a main verb (is) in "is considered a classic design," you should use an appositive (a noun phrase) to describe what www is. It shouldn't be another verb phrase.
Here are some examples:
- Jo, a girl, is short and cute. (Not "Jo, is a girl, is short and cute.")
- My computer, a 27-inch iMac, runs very well. (Not "My computer, is a 27-inch iMac, runs very well.")
- My tweet, the one about G-DRAGON, pleased many VIPs. (Not "My tweet, is the one about G-DRAGON, pleased many VIPs.")
Since you already have a main verb (is) in "is considered a classic design," you should use an appositive (a noun phrase) to describe what www is. It shouldn't be another verb phrase.
Here are some examples:
- Jo, a girl, is short and cute. (Not "Jo, is a girl, is short and cute.")
- My computer, a 27-inch iMac, runs very well. (Not "My computer, is a 27-inch iMac, runs very well.")
- My tweet, the one about G-DRAGON, pleased many VIPs. (Not "My tweet, is the one about G-DRAGON, pleased many VIPs.")
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what does "tho" mean?
"Tho" is an INFORMAL abbreviation of "though." Do NOT use it in formal writing, e.g., essays.
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Hi, is it "have you ever watched" or "have you ever watch"? Thanks!
"Have you ever WATCHED ...?"
"Watched" is the past participle of "watch," so it's always HAVE WATCHED (never HAVE WATCH).
"Watched" is the past participle of "watch," so it's always HAVE WATCHED (never HAVE WATCH).
"He love you" or "he loves you" ?
"He LOVES you."
" the www, is used by millions of people around the globe, is considered a classic design". please tell me the mistake
"The www, used by millions of people around the globe, is considered a classic design." (What's a "www"? World Wide Web?)
"Rainwater rippled the gleam of the streetlights." What does rippled means in this sentence?
RIPPLE = to cause the surface of water to form small waves.
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When do you put "s" on a verb word?
We add "s" to a PRESENT TENSE verb for SINGULAR nouns (except for "I" and "you"):
- The student LIKES to sing.
- He EATS too much junk food.
- Mike ENJOYS watching cartoons.
- The car COSTS $95,000.
- The student LIKES to sing.
- He EATS too much junk food.
- Mike ENJOYS watching cartoons.
- The car COSTS $95,000.
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"The movie will release this up coming 25 december?" is this sentence corret?
"The movie will be released on December 25" or "The movie will be released on Christmas Day."
(You would only need to use "upcoming" or "this coming" if it's unclear if you're talking about 2014, 2015, 2016, etc.)
(You would only need to use "upcoming" or "this coming" if it's unclear if you're talking about 2014, 2015, 2016, etc.)
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What's the meaning of "She's/He's out of my league" ?
It means that you think she or he is too attractive, talented, rich, popular, etc. for you.
Every after "whenever" or "when", what should be the tense?
Both of these are right:
- When I FORGOT (past) my homework yesterday, my teacher became upset.
- When I DRINK (present) milk, my stomach makes funny noises.
And so are these:
- Whenever I BROKE (past) my parents' rules, they would take away my privileges.
- Whenever I PLAY (present) with my brother's toys, he screams and throws a tantrum.
- When I FORGOT (past) my homework yesterday, my teacher became upset.
- When I DRINK (present) milk, my stomach makes funny noises.
And so are these:
- Whenever I BROKE (past) my parents' rules, they would take away my privileges.
- Whenever I PLAY (present) with my brother's toys, he screams and throws a tantrum.
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Forget or forgot?
"Forget" is present tense; "forgot" is past tense.
- I always forget her name.
- I forgot to do my homework yesterday.
- I always forget her name.
- I forgot to do my homework yesterday.
'I got awaken by the noise' or 'I got woken up by the noise'?
Neither. "I was awakened by the noise."
minutes is plural or singular?
Plural. (The singular is "minute.")
- One minute, a single minute
- Two minutes, 60 minutes
- One minute, a single minute
- Two minutes, 60 minutes
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use jeopardize in the sentence. thanks =)))
"Jo jeopardized her good grades by skipping classes, missing exams, and failing to complete assignments."
"She is willing to jeopardize our friendship by flirting on my current boyfriend!"
"She is willing to jeopardize our friendship by flirting on my current boyfriend!"
people who "does" that, or people who "do" that?
"People" is plural, so "people who DO that" is correct.
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