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win / won?

April 24, 2016

"Win" is the present tense for I, you, we, they, and plural nouns. "Won" is the past tense form for all nouns.

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- I win all the time.
- We will win the championship for sure.
- She won yesterday's piano competition.

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Who's side are u ? #TeamCap or #TeamIronman ?

April 24, 2016

It should be "WHOSE side are you on?" 😉

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I know u have a good personality , so keep to be honest with everything you said,do and act. Is it rite?

April 24, 2016

"I know you have a good personality, so keep being honest in everything you do, say, and act."

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What's the meaning of "Ain't"? Is that "Isn't" or "I'm not"?

April 24, 2016

"Ain't" is an extremely informal contraction that can mean "am not," "are not," "is not" and "has not" and "have not."

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- I ain't mad.
- She ain't going to the party.
- We ain't scared 'cos they ain't got nothing.

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when to use hold and held?

April 24, 2016

"Hold" is the present tense for I, you, we, they, and plural nouns. "Held" is the past tense for all nouns.

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- I hold my dog whenever he barks too loudly.
- We will hold on to your credit card until you return the rental car.
- Earlier today, Peter held the door open for the visitor.

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Hello! is this true or not? " i still remember and always will "

April 24, 2016

"I still remember, and I always will."

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goodnight and good night. would you like to explain it?

April 24, 2016

If you are saying it to someone before you or they go to sleep, then "goodnight" and "good night" are the same thing. For example, "Good night, Jim." "Goodnight, Mike."

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If you are describing a night that was good, then only "good night" is right, e.g., Tonight is a good night to look at the moon. 🔭 🌝

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the promotion test "are done" or "were done"?

April 24, 2016

Neither. "Test" is singular, so it should be "is" (present tense) or "was" (past tense), depending on what you're trying to say:

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1. The test was finished on time.
2. Thank God, the test is over.
3. The test is taken by high school students.
4. The test was finished before noon.

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Halo ini udah bener blm klimatnya?hehe saya ragu😂 thx before! (When your weekends are boredom, you just needed inhale fresh air and keep sugesting 'come on just one-half months again!')

April 24, 2016

(We don't know what you said before the smiley face.) "Whenever your weekends feel boring, just inhale fresh air (or "just breathe deeply") and remind yourself, "Come on, just a few weeks left to go!" (We're not sure what you meant by "Just one-half months again!")

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is it "There is so much things.." or "There are so much things.."? Thank youu!

April 24, 2016

Neither. It should be "There ARE so MANY things." Here's why: 1) we need "many" because "things" is a countable noun; 2) we need "are" because "things" is plural.

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"my education background in..... makes me have....." is it correct?

April 24, 2016

It would be something like this: "My educational background in quantum mechanics makes me the ideal candidate for the job."

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how do we know when we use passive voice?

April 24, 2016

Many teachers and editors don't like the passive voice, but it's not always bad. For a simple explanation on the passive voice, read this: https://tmblr.co/Z90tLy22jDbch

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over thinking or think too much ?

April 24, 2016

They can both be right: "You think too much; just do it." "Are you overthinking it?"

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Differ me between: Happen Happens Happened Has happened Tq :)

April 24, 2016

"Happen" is the present tense for I, you, we, and plural nouns. "Happens" is the present tense for he, she, it, and singular nouns. "Happened" is the simple past tense, e.g., It happened yesterday. "Has happened" is the present perfect tense, e.g., It has happened all week long. For an explanation on "has happened," read this: http://bit.ly/SfhQiW

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"and you are A color I have never seen before." OR "and you are THE color I have never seen before."?

April 24, 2016

"A color."

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Can you explain me what is the difference between NO and NOT ?

heybiblee

April 24, 2016

1. "No" is the simple opposite of "yes": Are you tired? No, I'm not.
2. "No" is used as an adjective to make a noun negative: I want no stress. We have no milk. I have no time to study.
3. "Not" is used to make a main verb negative: I did not lie. She does not smoke. We have not finished our assignment.
4. "Not" shows a contrast or a difference: I like coffee, not tea.

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If you want a longer, more detailed explanation, read this: http://bit.ly/1VSIxb8

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"will never" or "never will"? "i love him still" or "i still love him"?

April 24, 2016

99% of the time, you'll use "will never," e.g., I will never betray you. I will never forget your birthday. The only time you'll use "never will" is in a phrase like this: "I don't like him, and I never will." In that kind of sentence, "I don't like him, and I will never" is not idiomatic, i.e., it's wrong.

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Both "I love him still" and "I still love him" are right, but "I love him still" is overly formal. 99% of all people will use "I still love him" instead.

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Hi, I'm wondering if you can give me a reason the difference between "a" and "the". Thank you!

Kevin Teran

April 24, 2016

This page does an excellent job of explaining when to use "a" (an indefinite article) and "the" (a definite article): http://www.englishpage.com/articles/a-an-vs-the.htm

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what's the meaning of "tho"?

April 24, 2016

Here you go: https://ask.fm/The_YUNiversity/answers/135431035778

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If I were legal enough to vote? or If I was legal enough to vote?

April 24, 2016

"If I were" is right, e.g., "If I were old enough, I would vote for Bernie Sanders." Here is an explanation of when the subjunctive mood is needed: http://bit.ly/1pWL29H

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'Everytime I spent moment with you I always felt happy' is this correct?

April 24, 2016

"I have enjoyed every moment I spent with you" or "Every moment I spent with you has made me happy" would be better.

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What does "work from home" mean?

April 24, 2016

It means that you do all your work at home, not at an office. Many people who work for companies prefer to work from home—they don't have to spend hours stuck in traffic, they don't have to worry about dressing properly, etc.

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whats the meaning of 'on top of the world'?

April 21, 2016

It means "very happy," e.g., Peter was on top of the world when he found the piece of armor he wanted after doing just two rifts in Diablo 3. 🙌

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he is amazing / he was amazing?

April 21, 2016

If he's always (or is generally) amazing, then "is," e.g., You have to meet my teacher: he is amazing.

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If you're talking about a previous performance, then "was," e.g., I'm so glad I went to the JB concert last night; he was amazing.

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You are helping me, like a lot. Thank you for improving my english :) . Ps : Correct me if the grammar is wrong :')

April 21, 2016

You're welcome. 😃 (The only thing we'd change is "english" to "English." And your first sentence is fine in informal contexts, like ask.fm, but not in formal writing—"... like a lot" is considered slang/informal.)

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