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In a biography about a famous athlete, I stumbled upon the phrase "resting on your laurels" what is its meaning ?
Hessa_Al-Mutairi
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Last update: 3 months ago
I hope you're doing well! My daughter has a bit of homework on modal verbs of obligation, and we're scratching our heads with a couple of exercises. For example:
"You _____ wear a helmet when riding a bike."
"People _____ pay taxes."
Can you help please ?
"You _____ wear a helmet when riding a bike."
"People _____ pay taxes."
Can you help please ?
Henry_Serkuzi
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Last update: 3 months ago
I was reading a mystery kids story with my child, we read the phrase "devil's advocate", what does it mean ?
Sofia_Bianchi
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Last update: 3 months ago
Hey again, we love watching a documentary on ancient architecture with my kids, so last time we got into a discussion about how to pronounce "perpendicular" correctly.
Fatima_Sadek
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Last update: 3 months ago
Hello all :) , can you please check if our answers are correct for the attachted sheet:
A: my
B: his
C: their
D: her
E: its
F: your
G: our
A: my
B: his
C: their
D: her
E: its
F: your
G: our
sahocad199_
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Last update: 3 months ago
Hello! In a recent book club meeting, a heated discussion arose over whether a dash or a comma was appropriate in a particular sentence. I thought I'd ask for your expert opinion to settle the debate, when to use dashes vs commas.
Amanda_&
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Last update: 3 months ago
Dear teachers, while proofreading an essay, I stumbled upon the word "pronunciate" and questioned its validity. It sounded odd to me, so I thought I'd seek your expertise to confirm whether it's a legitimate term or a misspelling.
Mrs._Heba
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Last update: 3 months ago
Hello! My friend said her child's behavior was "out of line" during class. I thought I'd ask you about it.
Farida_Dakal
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Last update: 3 months ago
Hey! I was reading a book to my boy last night, and I kept seeing 'every day' and 'everyday.' I'm a bit confused—can you explain the difference?
HOrse_lovers_
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Last update: 4 months ago
Hellooo! My kido just finished her English homework on prepositions in sentences, and I wanted to make sure she's on the right track. One of the sentences she wrote is, "The cat is under the table," and another is, "He is going to the park in the afternoon." I think she's got it, but could you please take a quick look and let us know if there's anything she needs to tweak?
Li_Mei
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Last update: 4 months ago
Hi! Noura has a homework exercise about collective nouns. Could you help us clarify what they are with a few examples?
WanderlustAura_
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Last update: 4 months ago
Bom dia! Is Peaceful River, is a name of a river or its a description of the river ?
Antonia_Eduardo
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Last update: 4 months ago
Hi), I was reading a fascinating article that frequently used the word "haven," and I realized I wasn't confident about its pronunciation. Could you please guide me on this?
Sophie_Durand
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Last update: 4 months ago
Good day teachers, i was chatting with my colleagues during lunch, we started discussing classic movies, and someone mentioned "Mary Poppins" and the pronunciation of Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious came up; could you help me with that?
Vlad_89_
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Last update: 4 months ago
My kid’s English homework is all about fixing comma splices :
1. I went to the store, I bought some milk.
Would love any pointers or examples you can share
1. I went to the store, I bought some milk.
Would love any pointers or examples you can share
HOrse_lovers_
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Last update: 4 months ago
