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Harley QQ
G`day! I was editing a story my son wrote, and he used the word "stupid" a lot, so I wanted to ask if you could suggest a better alternative for him to use which is less rude.
Harley_QQ
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Last update: 5 hours ago
Lena Wagner
Usually, when I'm writing down examples, I use "ex", but my kid told me that at school they use "e.g.". Can you please explain how to use "e.g." in a sentence?
Lena_Wagner
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Last update: 1 day ago
Bidalag_505
Hello hello! While helping my daughter with her Spanish homework, we stumbled upon a story exercise that required choosing between preterite and imperfect tenses. I thought it best to ask you for some guidance on when to use each tense.
Bidalag_505_
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Last update: 4 days ago
Gevoj
Hey) I overheard Steve, my son confidently telling his friend that the opposite of dark is "bright," but I wondered if "light" would be more accurate. Can you help settle our little debate?
Gevoj_
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Last update: 6 days ago
Coffee-Beans
Heyy, during a marine biology lesson, my oldest child proudly announced that "octopuses" was the correct plural form of octopus, while my youngest insisted it was "octopi." Unsure who was correct, I decided to consult you for the definitive answer.
Coffee-Beans_
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Last update: 6 days ago
F.C.B_nb1
Ola! I overheard my son using the word "benevolent" while describing a character from a book and wondered what its antonym would be. Could you help us out?
F.C.B_nb1_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Isabella Rossi
My kuki asked me about the opposite of "cold," and I realized I wanted to double-check my understanding. Could you please clarify it for me?
Isabella_Rossi
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Last update: 1 week ago
Green_Power
Hey) I was updating my college newsletter and realized I wasn't sure about the singular form of "alumni." Since I know you're the expert in these matters, I thought I'd ask you for help.
Green_Power_
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Last update: 1 week ago
Li Mei
Morning! I overheard some parents discussing name suffixes at the school event last night, and it got me wondering what exactly a suffix for a name is.
Li_Mei
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Pilak&Lilac
Hello) As I sipped my morning coffee, I realized I couldn't recall the opposite of "bitter". It was one of those words that slipped my mind, so I decided to reach out to you for a quick reminder.
Pilak&Lilac_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Pinky_love
During dinner, Janine mentioned they were confused about "walked to the park" versus "walked into the park." Could you help me explain the difference between "to" and "into" to them?
Pinky_love_
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Last update: 2 weeks ago
Fabab_295
Hello! my child hesitated while writing an essay and asked, "What's the past tense of 'think'?" I realized I couldn't recall and suggested we ask you for clarification.
Fabab_295_
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
Femke de Jong
Dear tutor, while helping my high schooler with English homework, they asked me when to use a colon versus a semicolon. Realizing I needed a refresher myself, I thought it best to reach out to you
Femke_de_1
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
shipsports_SARL
Hii! I came across the phrase "used to" while reading a bedtime story to my child last night, and it made me wonder about its proper usage. Could you please explain when to use "used to" versus "use"?
shipsports_SARL_
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Last update: 3 weeks ago
So-min Jung
Good day. Assisting Si with his homework on animal names, he stumbled upon the question, "What's the plural form of ox?" Confused myself, I figured reaching out to you.
So-min_Jung
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Last update: 1 month ago
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