Grammar
I saw a sign at the park saying "Stay within the boundaries," but another one said "Stay in the area"—are they interchangeable, or do they mean slightly different things?h pronunciation
Rogtay@Wedmix91_
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Last update: 3 days ago
Hey, I overheard someone say, "I use to go jogging every morning," and it felt off—shouldn't it be "used"?
Hukie_baby_
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Last update: 6 days ago
Hey please check if i used (off) and (on) correctly in this sentance:
if it's better to contribute my thoughts "off" the topic or stay focused "on" the discussion at hand.
if it's better to contribute my thoughts "off" the topic or stay focused "on" the discussion at hand.
David_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
While walking in the park, I noticed a group of students having a heated debate on whether a child should play on the grass or not. I’m curious, should I ask my teacher if it's better to play "in" the grass or "on" the grass?
Zahra_Ismali
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Hi teacher. My son was doing a project, and he wrote ‘in the bus,’ but I thought it should be ‘on the bus.’ Now I’m confused! Could you clarify when to use each one?
ffleur-rr_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Dear teacher, In a family hike last weekend, my daughter spotted a group of deer and wondered aloud what the plural of "deer",kindly help.
Paulina_Hivona
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Good day), I was proofreading my daughter’s story, and she wrote, "The cat chased its' tail, but it's not very fast," and I realized I'm confused about when to use "its" vs. "it’s." Any tips?
Fedi_Dahaf_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Hello! Sophie, was talking about how her old school used to be so strict, and I got curious—what’s the difference between saying used to be and just is strict?
Wafi_Wedoh
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
Could you help clarify the difference between (use to) and (used to)? Im not sure when to use each one.
Karim_Kanaan
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
Ola! In a recent book club discussion, the topic of proper grammar usage came up, and I found myself second-guessing the difference between "have" and "has."
Jorge_Antonio
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Last update: 1 month ago
Dear teacher, During a conversation with my neighbor about some business data we both were analyzing, we stumbled upon the terms correlation and regression, and neither of us was certain about the differences. Could you explain when it's appropriate to use each one?
Pitty_kitty_
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Last update: 1 month ago
Hi, I was reading an article, I noticed a sentence that used "nor" in a way that confused me, as I thought "or" might have been correct. Can you clarify when to use "nor" versus "or" for me?
Nadia_shapkina
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Last update: 1 month ago
Heyy) last weekend in a casual chat with friends about language quirks, the topic of "amongst" versus "among" came up, can you please explain when to use amongst vs among?
Adam_Celio
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Last update: 1 month ago
Salam! I thought you might have some insights on the following: after reading a news article about heart health, I wondered about the specific situations where antiplatelet versus anticoagulant treatments are recommended.
Si-Sayid_
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Last update: 1 month ago
Hello) I was writing a note for the PTA meeting and got confused between "girls' achievements" and "girl's success." please explain!
dohaxi_poly_
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Last update: 2 months ago
