When someone asked "Wassup?" what should i answer them??
"Wassup" or something like "Not much."
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What is the difference between don't, doesn't, and didn't?
DON'T = do not; it's used with I, you, we, they, and plural nouns:
- We don't like to study.
- They don't drink wine.
- You don't look happy.
DOESN'T = does not; it's used with he, she, it, and singular nouns:
- It doesn't rain often in Los Angeles.
- She doesn't like to write essays.
- Nan doesn't feel like going out today.
DIDN'T = did not; it's the past tense for all nouns:
- I didn't know that yesterday was your birthday.
- Peter didn't get enough sleep last night.
- We didn't attend last week's meeting, so we didn't do our assignment.
- We don't like to study.
- They don't drink wine.
- You don't look happy.
DOESN'T = does not; it's used with he, she, it, and singular nouns:
- It doesn't rain often in Los Angeles.
- She doesn't like to write essays.
- Nan doesn't feel like going out today.
DIDN'T = did not; it's the past tense for all nouns:
- I didn't know that yesterday was your birthday.
- Peter didn't get enough sleep last night.
- We didn't attend last week's meeting, so we didn't do our assignment.
urgent!! plz help!!!! When adding -ing to verbs, why do we double the last letter in “sit” but we don't double in “listen” although we have the same (consonant, vowel, consonant) structure at the end ?
Here are the rules: http://www.eflnet.com/tutorials/spellinging.php
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"If I am to go there" means "If I am supposed to go there." It doesn't show that he intends to go; it shows only that he is thinking whether he is supposed to go there.
For example, "Master, tell me if I am to go there tomorrow" = "Master, tell me if I am supposed to go there tomorrow."
For example, "Master, tell me if I am to go there tomorrow" = "Master, tell me if I am supposed to go there tomorrow."
Fast food contan of ---- or fast food contains of ---- which one is correct?
"Fast food" is singular, so it should be "contains." However, "fast food contains of" is awkward; delete "of." For example, "Generally, fast food contains unhealthy amounts of sodium, fat, and cholesterol."
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What is "ain't"?
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what comes to your mind when you hear the word "Dropzone"? Any thoughts? Help. Thank you!
A "dropzone" is where troops or supplies are dropped by parachute. It can also be a place where skydivers land.
what's the mean of"thanks for having me"
It means the same thing as "Thanks for inviting me" or "Thanks for your hospitality."
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how to use whose whom who??
This article explains it all: http://bit.ly/1PP3yfQ 👀
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"we can be both parents without getting married" is this correct?
"We can be parents without getting married."
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"You are a person that I feel comforted to vent my hard feelings to" . Is this sentence correct ?! 🙌
"You are someone with whom I feel comfortable enough to vent my feelings." This is grammatically correct, but it's really formal. A simpler way to say it is "I feel comfortable venting my feelings to you." That statement implies that you know the other person very well, and vice versa, i.e., that you two are close.
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what is the format for speech ?
Here you go: http://www.wikihow.com/Write-a-Speech
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what is the difference between "it dont matter" and "it doesnt matter"? why some people use "it dont matter"? is it proper or we can use it in daily conversation only? thank you :)
"It don't matter" is grammatically incorrect. It is often used in informal contexts, e.g., conversations with friends, song lyrics.
"It doesn't matter" is grammatically correct. 👍
"It doesn't matter" is grammatically correct. 👍
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Would you please advise me ae a video that explain how to read the clock
This should do the trick: https://youtu.be/3icBxO6Wjz0
What does diy mean?
DIY = Do It Yourself. (Instead of paying for something, you do it yourself.)
Coloctive nouns should be followed by plural or singular? such as 'a school of fish or fishes?''
It should be as follows: COLLECTIVE NOUN + of + PLURAL NOUN:
- A group of CHILDREN
- A collection of FIGURINES
- A union of TEACHERS
- A school of FISH (The plural of "fish" can be either "fish" or "fishes," but "fishes" is generally used only when you are talking specifically about different species of fish.)
- A group of CHILDREN
- A collection of FIGURINES
- A union of TEACHERS
- A school of FISH (The plural of "fish" can be either "fish" or "fishes," but "fishes" is generally used only when you are talking specifically about different species of fish.)
Everyone (include me) hate myself! i just wanna disappear from this earth
Umm ... we hope that you don't actually mean this. (If you do, feel better! And ignore the haters and focus on the positive things and people in your life!) 🙏🙌
If you were asking a grammar question, it should be written thus: "Everyone (myself included) hates me!" I just want to disappear from this earth."
If you were asking a grammar question, it should be written thus: "Everyone (myself included) hates me!" I just want to disappear from this earth."
Pencil or eraser (is / are) not allowed in this hall. and pls explain . . . 😎
"A pencil or an eraser IS not allowed in this hall." (Since "a pencil" and "an eraser" are singular, we use "is," because "or" means this OR that.)
A better way to say that is "Pencils AND erasers ARE not allowed in this hall." (This means both "pencils" [plural] and "erasers" [plural] ARE [plural] not allowed.)
A better way to say that is "Pencils AND erasers ARE not allowed in this hall." (This means both "pencils" [plural] and "erasers" [plural] ARE [plural] not allowed.)
I am so sad ... What are other words for sad ? ? ?
This cool chart gives lots of synonyms for common words.
P.S. We hope you feel better soon. 🙏😁
P.S. We hope you feel better soon. 🙏😁
hello,please i need your help. so i wanna apply for college,but i haven't apply yet. they ask me "did you apply?" but i'm confused about how to answer this Q.
You would just answer, "No, not yet" or "No, I haven't applied yet."
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Well played. 👏
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"Godlike" is an adjective, and it literally means "like a god." It can also just mean "extremely powerful or talented," e.g., The football player has godlike abilities on the pitch. ⚽️
"Goddess" is a noun, and it means "a female deity," e.g., Athena, Aphrodite, Hera, Artemis, Lakshmi, Gaia. It can also be used to describe a really beautiful woman, e.g., Many people thought that the supermodel was a goddess on high heels. 😍
"Goddess" is a noun, and it means "a female deity," e.g., Athena, Aphrodite, Hera, Artemis, Lakshmi, Gaia. It can also be used to describe a really beautiful woman, e.g., Many people thought that the supermodel was a goddess on high heels. 😍
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