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Hey, i wanna ask about love. is it easier to pretending to love someone or pretending not love someone? (Don't forget correct my grammar) :)

September 13, 2016

"Is it easier to pretend to love someone or to pretend not love them?"

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Hi, this is Henry. All of us admins have actually had a discussion about this topic in the past. We all agree: it's much easier to pretend not to love someone. People who are manipulative and ruthless would be much better at pretending to love someone they don't.

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what is the meaning of "imma" and "atcha"?

September 13, 2016

"Imma" is slang for "I am going to":

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- Imma kill you! = I am going to kill you.
- Imma get a drink. You want anything? = I'm going to get a drink. Do you want anything?

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"Atcha" is slang for "at you":

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- Back atcha. = Back at you.

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what does touch down mean?

September 13, 2016

It means "to land." For example, "The plane from Tokyo will touch down at 12:45" = "The plane from Tokyo will land at 12:45."

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If you're asking about "touchdown" (one word), it's a 6-point play in American football, when the player with the ball crosses the goal-line. 🏈

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Hey can you explain the use of "Tho" I'm still confused about that. Thank you!

September 13, 2016

It's an informal abbreviation of "though."

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If you're wondering about the slang phrase formed with "Dat (x) tho" or "But this (x) tho," read this: http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/dat-tho

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"in what way is homosexuality as bad as pedophilia" is this grammatically incorrect?

September 13, 2016

Yes, it is.

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can you explain about words "had have" , i'm still confused about past perfect tense

September 13, 2016

You can't have "had have," but you can have "have had" (present perfect tense):

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- I have had fried chicken at this restaurant for the past 20 years. (This means "I've ordered fried chicken at this restaurant starting from 20 years ago until now.")

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With the verb "have," the past perfect would be "had had," e.g., Until yesterday, I had had a terrible cold.

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Here's an explanation of the past perfect tense: http://bit.ly/1nlbdFt

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hello!! what does "i solemnly swear im up to no good" mean?? thanks in advance😊

September 13, 2016

It's an informal way of saying "I'm a troublemaker" or "I like to make mischief." (The saying is really famous now because of "Harry Potter." To view the contents of the Marauder's Map, you have to say "I solemnly swear I'm up to no good." To hide the contents of the map, you have to say "Mischief managed.")

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What is the meaning of you're only as strong as ur next move?

September 13, 2016

It means that if you've failed at something, your next step (your response to failure) shows how strong you are. For example, let's say that Nan made a terrible mistake during her solo piano concert. If her next step is to just give up on playing the piano and quit, then she's not very strong. On the other hand, if she tries 10 times harder, practices for hours each day, and becomes an excellent pianist, then she is very strong.

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"i have to stop myself from watching the drama cause the exam is just around the corner and after i had finish my exam i will watch all the drama happily without worrying about the exam".please correct my words😅

September 13, 2016

You came close. 👍 Something like this would work better: "I have to stop myself from watching the drama because the exam is just around the corner, but once it's over, I can enjoy watching the drama to my heart's content." ("To my heart's content" = as much as I want to; to my complete satisfaction.)

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What is the meaninv of 'with a start' like in this sentence "I woke up with a start"

September 13, 2016

"With a start" means "with a sudden, startled movement." (To wake up with a start is to do what Jake the Dog is doing in the picture.)

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"Did his expectations concerning the reason of his invitation come true?" WHAT DOES IT MEAN?? :((

September 13, 2016

It means "Was he right about the reason why he was invited?"

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hi,can i say like this>i can't wait for the next episode.i have fall in love with this drama

September 13, 2016

"I can't wait for the next episode. I have FALLEN in love this drama." ("Fallen" is the past participle of "fall.") 👌

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runny nose OR running nose which one is grammatically correct ?

September 13, 2016

"Runny nose" is right. 👃

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How to use ADV. and ADJ.? thanks

September 11, 2016

Take a look at the picture for a simple answer.

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Then read this for a more detailed explanation: http://bit.ly/2cOxFZI 👍

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i love you guys, i'm italian and with you I'm learning more than I learn at school

September 11, 2016

Awesome! Glad to hear it! 😁

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hello! what is difference between these and that thank you

September 11, 2016

Take a look at the picture and read this explanation: http://bit.ly/1IcN8yR 👍

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will the question "does she have it or not" be the alternative? pls, help!!

September 11, 2016

"Does she have it or not?" is asking whether she has it or doesn't have it. If you ask it to someone, they will answer either "She does" or "She doesn't."

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Henry: Does she have it or not?
Nan: She does. It's in her backpack. 🎒

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(Is that what you're asking?)

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How to use 'rest of' thanks!

September 11, 2016

- I want to eat the rest of the cake. 🎂
- When will you finish the rest of the assignment?
- John and Mike will go to the beach; the rest of the family will go to the park.
- Chapter 1 is amazing, but the rest of the novel is mediocre.

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what is the meaning "Ain't nothing"?

September 11, 2016

It's slang for "it is nothing," i.e., it's not a big deal.

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Henry: I read 30 books last year.
Peter: Man, that ain't nothing: I read 74.

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what is the diferrence between word "say what" and "come again"? is it the same?

September 11, 2016

Yes, they mean the same thing.

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what english novel do you like to read? thank you

saandiham

September 11, 2016

In no particular order:

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- The Crying of Lot 49 by Thomas Pynchon
- White Noise by Don DeLillo
- Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie
- Galápagos - Kurt Vonnegut
- Ender's Game - Orson Scott Card
- To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
- The Road by Cormac McCarthy

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And many, many more. 📚

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Can we use, for example: was/were/is/are etc. more than one in a sentence??

September 11, 2016

Do you mean like this? "Henry was tired, and so was Peter." "Henry was working while Peter was watching TV." "She is tall, but he is short."

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whats dont take it for granted means?

September 11, 2016

It means "to not appreciate enough." For example, "If you keep taking me for granted, I'll leave you one day."

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It can also mean "to assume that something is true without checking." For example, "Nan took it for granted that Henry would attend the meeting, but he didn't actually show up."

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what is the meaning of "this is a load of"?

September 11, 2016

"This is a load of" is part of expressions such as "This is a load of bollocks," "This is a load of baloney," "This is a load of crap," and so on. All of them express the idea that something is stupid, nonsense, useless, untrue, illogical, unfair, etc.

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What is the meaning of this "don't we ever"

September 11, 2016

"Don't we ever" is most often used in a question that begins "Why don't we ever ...?"

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- Why don't we ever eat at that restaurant anymore?
- Why don't we ever go bowling?
- Why don't we ever spend time with your family?
- Why don't we ever see baby pigeons?

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"Don't we ever" is close in meaning to "do we never."

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