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- Grammar with never before - WordReference Forums
Thomas Veil is spot on that "in my life" is more correct than "in my past" both 1 and 2 would give you away as not being a native speaker As far as the need for "before" or "in my life" they can be used (and often are) for emphasis although "I have never seen this man before; in my life "
- see you again 完整歌词 - 百度知道
see you again 完整歌词《See You Again 》（《当我们再相见》）演唱：Wiz Khalifa Charlie Puth维兹·卡利法 #47;查理·普斯It #39;s been a long day without you my friend没有老友你的陪伴 日子真是漫长And
- turn the light on vs. turn on the light - WordReference Forums
Hi everybody! Not so long ago I have faced a kind of confusion from my part in respect to the two English phrases turn the light on vs turn on the light particularly what is concerned the position of the preposition ON I guess that the two variants are correct, as far as I`m sure I heard the
- Yes, I am Im; No, Im I am not (Contracciones) - WordReference Forums
Hola a todos!!! Me gustaria saber un poco sobre las reglas de las contracciones en inglés, ya que me lio un poco Se que por ejemplo en las respuestas cortas no deben usarse: Are you Italian? "Yes, I am" y no "Yes, I´m" y si la respuesta es negativa, sería: "No, I´m not" mejor que "No, I am
- relevant vs. important - WordReference Forums
Hello, probably because of the influence of my native language I always find it difficult to distinguish between relevant and important Could you please have a look at the following sentences and tell me whether relevant is out of place? 1 John suggested that his findings were relevant to the
- candlelit candlelight dinner? - WordReference Forums
Hello Thomas Veil Thank you for being gentle with me I was an absolute duffer at "English Language" , much preferring "English Literature " lessons (Although I preferred Maths and became an accountant , a job in which you would not believe the convoluted English that we have to put up with up with we have to put )
- difference between What is it like and How is it like
Offhand, I can't think of any use for "How is it like?" It strikes me as Chinglish If you'd like to give us context -- the situation in which you would use this -- we can ensure our answer is correct
- to do or go boxing | WordReference Forums
Interesting points of view and still a bit unclear on whether you go or do boxing! I' teaching English as a foreign language and in the coursebook there's an activity which invites students to decide on some sports and The typical collocations used with them such as 'play, do, or go'!
- A reason to for - WordReference Forums
Hello guys, Which is correct?: A reason to cry A reason for crying Thanks
- Boy toy vs toy boy - WordReference Forums
After our unsuccessful attemps to translate toy boy into Italian in IE it was pointed out by some native speakers that boy toy is used in AE instead British learners' dictionaries do indeed label boy toy as AE, although the Oxford Dictionary of English adds: ORIGIN 1980s - inversion of toy
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