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"I still.." or "I'm still.."?

April 26, 2016

"I still" needs to be followed by a verb, e.g., I still love you. I still feel tired. I still snore when I sleep.

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"I'm still" needs to be followed by an adjective or noun, e.g., I'm still hungry. I'm still tired. I'm still a student.

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which one is true "has always been" or "has been always"?

Rineka

April 26, 2016

"Has always been," e.g., This has always been the toughest level to beat. Pizza has always been her favorite food. 🍕

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what different of unfair and not fair?

April 26, 2016

They mean the same thing, but they're not always used in the same way.

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- That's not fair! = That's unfair! (But this sounds a little weird.)
- The rules were not fair. = The rules were unfair.
- The CEO was criticized for his unfair practices. → ✔
- The CEO was criticized for his not fair practices. → ❌

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How to use whose?

April 26, 2016

- Whose shoe is this?
- I would like to know whose car is parked in my space.
- My phone, whose screen is cracked, still works fine.

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how to use "differ" in sentences ?!! thnx 🙄

April 26, 2016

- Your story differs slightly from the plot of "Game of Thrones."
- My phone differs from yours because mine has 64GB of memory.
- We are still negotiating because our demands differ so much.

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would you like to tell us some things about preposition? thank you!

April 26, 2016

Unfortunately, there is no short answer/explanation. Fortunately, you can read this helpful article: http://bit.ly/1i6UOWS 👌

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Hi! Can you tell me the main difference between British English and American English, 'cause I love uk one!

April 26, 2016

The biggest difference is in spelling, which you can read about in this article we wrote: http://bit.ly/1mY4Qav

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what are the different among at, on, and in?

April 26, 2016

Here is the explanation: http://bit.ly/1Cx5Dtr

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You can also take a look at the image.

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hi. which one you recommend me to learn english from song, youtube r, or film?

April 26, 2016

If you have to choose one, pick YouTube. Here's a good account to follow: https://www.youtube.com/user/vlogbrothers

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hi I'm from Malaysia, A big thankyou from me because I have improved my English writing and speaking skills and my teacher praised me a lot. I'm glad that I found this acc ^^ thankyou. You have helped me a lot 💞

April 26, 2016

We're so happy to hear that. Congratulations! (And we're glad to help.)

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which one more important, grammar or conversation in general?

April 26, 2016

It depends. If you mostly SPEAK English, then improving your conversational skills is more important. If you mostly WRITE in English (e.g., emails, letters, essays), then knowing standard grammar is more important.

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is it right that "could" has lower probability than "can" ? e.g i could eat those things at once, that means i can eat those things but i'm not sure, correct or not correct? or that sentence means past ability not probability?

April 26, 2016

Not really. It's more about tense (present vs. past). Take a look at the picture and read this explanation: http://bit.ly/1Cx5Dtr

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Wow you guys also answer the questions from Indonesians!

April 26, 2016

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'Are you telling me that i've a mental illness?' or 'Are you telling me tht i've mental disorder?" how do i ask it casually? Tsktsk

April 26, 2016

"Are you telling me that I'm crazy?" (Or "Are you telling me that I have a mental disorder?")

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I want to ask what do " pros and cons" stand for? I know they mean advantage and disadvantage but what are the origin? Are they shortcuts from latin words?

April 26, 2016

It's an abbreviation of the Latin phrase "pro et contra," which means 'for and against.'

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how is the best way to say "everyday is fashion show, so be ready to be watched!"?

reynaldi novriansya

April 26, 2016

There are many ways to say it. Here's one: "Every day is a fashion show, so dress to impress!"

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hi, can i know which language u used? American or British? *sorry for my broken english*

April 26, 2016

We live in America, so we always use American English (spelling). 👌

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i don't know how to see the difference between noun,adj,verb etc. please help me

April 26, 2016

Here is a simple yet effective explanation of the different parts of speech: http://bit.ly/1HLJUCG

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why effect others when you are not capable to handle your own stress ? is it correct?

April 26, 2016

1. Why affect others when you are not able to handle your own stress?
2. Why affect others when you are not capable of handling your own stress?

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For "affect" vs. "effect," read this: http://bit.ly/1Nx8eeW

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"Maybe history WOULD repeat itself" or "maybe history WILL repeat itself" ?

April 26, 2016

"Maybe history WILL repeat itself," e.g., Don't give up hope. Who knows? Maybe history will repeat itself. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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on scale 1 to 10, how idiotic is michael? <- is it correct?

April 26, 2016

"On a scale of 1 to 10, how idiotic is Michael?"

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I sleep first , is it right?

April 26, 2016

Yes, e.g., If I have a lot of work to do, I sleep first.

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Ready for or ready to?

April 26, 2016

"Ready for" needs to be followed by a noun, e.g., I am ready for the exam. She is ready for the race.

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"Ready to" needs to be followed by a verb, e.g., She is ready to dance. He is ready to sing. We are ready to win. 🏆

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"Simple yet delicious" why they use "yet"? And is it similar with "simple but delicious"? Thankyou! :)

April 26, 2016

Yes, it means the same thing.

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pengunaan kata 'I' or 'I'm' gimana ka? i hope or im hope?

April 24, 2016

We don't know what the first part of that question is asking, but "I hope" is right. "I'm hope" means "I am hope," which would only be right if your name is Hope. In "I am hope," "hope" is a noun. In "I hope," "hope" is a verb.

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"I hope" is a very common phrase, e.g., I hope it rains tomorrow.

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