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Ella Smithech
Hallo! While reading a book, I noticed the phrase, "an other possibility," and it caught med. I thought it should be another, but now I'm second-guessing myself. Could you clarify when to use each one?
Ella_Smithech
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Last update: 6 days ago
Timas Mum
Hi hi, I was watching a documentary about people leaving their countries, and they kept using "emigrate" and "immigrate." It got me wondering if there’s a difference or if they’re interchangeable. Could you explain how to use them correctly?
Timas_Mum
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Last update: 6 days ago
Fedor linkovich
I was reading Alice's Adventures in Wonderland to my son last night, and Alice exclaimed, "Curiouser and curiouser!" It sounded funny because I thought "curiouser" wasn't proper English. Can you explain why it’s written that way?
Fedor_linkovich
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Last update: 6 days ago
Sienna Hayes
Helloo me and my little girl were working on writing assignment and used "&" in a sentence like "I like apples & bananas." I told her "and" might be better, but I'm not totally sure about the rules. Can you clarify when "&" is okay to use?
Sienna_Hayes
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Last update: 6 days ago
Pavel Alexandrovich Petrov
Sima my daughter was trying to explain how her assignments are submitted through the school's platform, and she said, 'All homework is submitted on the system.' It got me wondering—should it be on the system or in the system?
Pavel_Alexandrovich
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Last update: 6 days ago
HP_Stocks11
good evening 'Delicious' and 'tasty' sound pretty similar! so my little son wonders if there's actually a difference between them
HP_Stocks11_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Abrar Kilani
Hi hiii. I was chatting with a friend about the space between two buildings, and I said the walkway was "in between" them. She corrected me, saying it should be just "between." I was confused and wanted to ask an English teacher why there’s a difference. THX!
Abrar_Kilani
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Last update: 1 week ago
jjhiw_88_11
Hi we have some tricky situations with "in" and "of," . Could you help clarify? Here are two examples:

"She’s the best student ___ the class."
"The color ___ the sky is so beautiful today."
jjhiw_88_11_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Adam Celio
Heyyyy please can you explain what's the difference between to and into?
Adam_Celio
0
Last update: 1 week ago
kireh920_ski
Heyy again, I was having a conversation with a friend, and I said, 'He runs like a cheetah.' Later, I started wondering if I used 'like' correctly. Could you explain when to use 'like' versus 'as' in such comparisons?
kireh920_ski_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Joxi_kitty
We have this time a tricky situation with "there" and "their," and I could use your help clarifying!

My daughter wrote: "Look, the toys are over their!" — I’m pretty sure that’s not right, but I’m not sure how to explain why. 🤔

At the park, she asked: "Is that their ball or someone else’s?" — Now I’m wondering if this use of "their" is spot on or not.
Joxi_kitty_
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Last update: 1 week ago
kamil kodrian
Hi hii , I was reading a book: "The picture is ___ the wall."
I weren’t sure whether to use in or on here. Could you clarify?
kamil_kodrian
1
Last update: 1 week ago
Latifa Lafif
Hi Mrs, walked into a little bookstore, and the owner greeted me by saying, “It’s so warm and cozy in here.” Not sure if she meant the temperature or the vibe :D
Latifa_Lafif
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Last update: 1 week ago
Freja Andersen
Hallo :) , I was organizing a dinner party, and my cousin said that the wine complemented the dish perfectly. Later, I realized I had always thought "complement" was just a fancy way of saying "compliment," and now I’m confused about the difference.
Freja_Andersen
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Last update: 1 week ago
Sofia Romano
Help with whether to use in or on with months:

- We’re planning a trip ___ July.
- His birthday party is ___ the first weekend of June."
Sofia_Romano
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Last update: 1 week ago
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