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What is the meaning "Never break a sweat for other guys" in Demi lovato songs "heart attack"?
In that song, she says "Never break a sweat for other guys / When you come around, I get paralyzed." She's basically saying "I never get nervous around other guys, but when you come near me, I can't even move (because I'm so nervous)."
when do we use "like" and "as"? You did it LIKE what i expected or You did it AS i expected
We use LIKE with a noun phrase; we use AS/AS IF/AS THOUGH with a verb phrase.
- You play chess LIKE a professional. ("A professional" is a noun phrase.)
- You play chess AS I expect a professional to play. ("I expect ..." is a verb phrase.)
- You play chess AS THOUGH you were a professional. ("You were a professional" is a verb phrase.)
For more on this topic, read this: http://tmblr.co/Z90tLy1u6IVSL
- You play chess LIKE a professional. ("A professional" is a noun phrase.)
- You play chess AS I expect a professional to play. ("I expect ..." is a verb phrase.)
- You play chess AS THOUGH you were a professional. ("You were a professional" is a verb phrase.)
For more on this topic, read this: http://tmblr.co/Z90tLy1u6IVSL
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"What Doesn't kill you makes you stronger" in kelly clarkson song, What Does it mean?
It basically means that hardships, struggles, and challenges make you a stronger person. (The only struggle that wouldn't make you stronger is death ... because you'd be dead.) 😲
Since someone asked you the difference between should and must, now I'd like to ask about the usage if have to and must. What's the difference?
Take a look at the picture. (Source: http://bit.ly/1ZXd8nC)
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What does "It's" means? beside It is, it has. It was too?
"It's" ≠ it was. "It's" only means "it is" or "it has (+ past participle)."
What does naive means?
NAIVE = unsophisticated; gullible; inexperienced
What's correct? "I couldnt care less" or "i couldnt care any less" or "i couldnt care more"
"I couldn't care less."
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What is the meaning of Do me favor?
"Do me a favor" = do something for me.
Nan: Can you do me a favor?
Henry: Sure. What?
Nan: On the way home, can you pick up my clothes from the cleaners? 👗🎽
Nan: Can you do me a favor?
Henry: Sure. What?
Nan: On the way home, can you pick up my clothes from the cleaners? 👗🎽
Hi.I am very confuse with the use of "can" and "could"?? For example: I could do that! and I can do that!
Hi. Our friends at Woodward English did a great job of explaining how "can" and "could" work. Take a look: http://www.grammar.cl/english/can-could.htm
a pink tiny elephant or a tiny pink elephant? please advice or advise...tq
Generally, the adjective order in English is:
1. Quantity
2. Quality
3. Size
4. Age
5. Shape
6. Color
7. Proper adjective (often nationality, other place of origin, or material)
8. Purpose or qualifier
Therefore, it would be a "tiny (size) pink (color) elephant." 🐘
1. Quantity
2. Quality
3. Size
4. Age
5. Shape
6. Color
7. Proper adjective (often nationality, other place of origin, or material)
8. Purpose or qualifier
Therefore, it would be a "tiny (size) pink (color) elephant." 🐘
what is the meaning of trust issues?
"Trust issues" = difficulty trusting people because you have been hurt too often or too painfully in the past. For example, if your best friend betrayed your trust and posted all of your deepest secrets on Tumblr, you might become so hurt that you don't trust anyone again. You might have trust issues moving forward.
Hi YUNiversity, can I ask you whether it's "10 years old" or "10 year old"?
Hi. 🙋If you're not using hyphens, then it's "10 years old," and this is how you use it:
- My brother's phone is 10 years old.
- Her sister is 10 years old.
- Isn't he only 10 years old?
If you use hyphens, this is how you use it:
- My brother's 10-year-old phone needs to be replaced.
- Her 10-year-old sister is going to Harvard next year. 🎓
- The 10-year-old signed a contract with Real Madrid. ⚽️
- My brother's phone is 10 years old.
- Her sister is 10 years old.
- Isn't he only 10 years old?
If you use hyphens, this is how you use it:
- My brother's 10-year-old phone needs to be replaced.
- Her 10-year-old sister is going to Harvard next year. 🎓
- The 10-year-old signed a contract with Real Madrid. ⚽️
Difference of who, who's, and whom? And some example please. Thankyou
Ask and you shall receive: http://bit.ly/1l7kvWM (That article explains all that AND "whose.") 👍
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Don't mess your desk or don't mess with your desk?
"Don't mess up your desk." ("Don't mess with your desk" means "Don't play around with your desk, because it's going to beat you up.") 😏
is 'that goes the same in here' right? or is it 'that goes in here too' ?
"That goes in here too."
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Does he has or have?
"Does he HAVE ...," e.g., "Does he have my phone number?"
After DOES, DOESN'T, DO, DON'T, DID, and DIDN'T, use the base form (bare infinitive) of the verb.
After DOES, DOESN'T, DO, DON'T, DID, and DIDN'T, use the base form (bare infinitive) of the verb.
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what time at your place now ?
12:15 PM.
can i use past tense to describe somthing that happen a minutes or hours ago?
Yes, e.g., "I ATE (past tense) lunch two hours ago," "She FINISHED (past tense) her assignment three minutes ago."
hello, are you still accepting interns? thank you :)
Excellent question. Look for an update on our internships in the first week of February. 🙋
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Hi can you help me with my problem? I cant even classify a word whether it is a verb or an adjective or noun or adverbs and im so ashamed of it can you help me thanks
Don't worry. Admitting that you need help is the first step on the path toward learning. This page has a good introductory explanation of nouns, adjectives, articles, etc., with links to specific topics: http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/definitions.htm
Start there. Good luck! 👍
Start there. Good luck! 👍
What does "couldnt careless" means
It's "couldn't care less," and it means "I care so little about it that I couldn't care any less." In other words, it means "I don't care at all."
Nan: Did you hear what Donald Trump said last week?
Henry: No, and I couldn't care less.
Nan: Did you hear what Donald Trump said last week?
Henry: No, and I couldn't care less.
Difference of its and it's, and some example
Its = belonging to it
It's = it is; it has + past participle.
- It's (it is ) cold outside.
- It's (it is) my favorite book.
- My phone is missing its original box.
- The team beat its rival 5–0 in the last match.
It's = it is; it has + past participle.
- It's (it is ) cold outside.
- It's (it is) my favorite book.
- My phone is missing its original box.
- The team beat its rival 5–0 in the last match.
what is the meaning "Give me a break!" ?
"Give me a break!" has two main meanings:
1. Stop putting pressure on me about something: "You've been nagging me all day long. Give me a break!"
2. I don't believe you!: "You're G-DRAGON's son?! Give me a break!"
1. Stop putting pressure on me about something: "You've been nagging me all day long. Give me a break!"
2. I don't believe you!: "You're G-DRAGON's son?! Give me a break!"
what are differences between afraid and scare ?
"Afraid" is an adjective; "scare" is a verb.
- I am afraid of spiders.
- Spiders scare me.
"Afraid" and "scared" are synonyms:
- I am afraid of spiders. 🕷😱
- I am scared of spiders. 🕷😱
- I am afraid of spiders.
- Spiders scare me.
"Afraid" and "scared" are synonyms:
- I am afraid of spiders. 🕷😱
- I am scared of spiders. 🕷😱
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