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Is this correct?
Truth is, if I had millions I would be taking life the stupidest way
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How do you say "estoy saliendo del trabajo" and "despues de salir del trabajo" in English?
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Does this phrase make sense to you guys: the far suitcase?
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Do Americans use this phrasal verb oftentimes:...
"Leading up to"?
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Now money can be run off by the printing press...
When it says "run off" I'm not sure if it means that it's running out of money or it's printing more money.
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Can I say: can you make me a favor; or it's better to say: can you do me a favor?
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Is it correct to say "I left work already"?
I wanna sound casual but you tell me what else could I say.
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Movie/book quiestion? Love in times of cholera
I'm reading this book titled "amor en tiempos de cólera" in spanish and I was planning on getting the English version but yesterday I found a movie based on this book.
Now, I don't know what to do first, if buying the English version of this book or watch the movie in English before.
My English is good so I'm not doing this to study or to practice English but entertaining myself and I think this is the best way to get involved in the language in a deeper level.
What would you do first? And have you ever heard about this title by this Colombian novelist who won a Nobel prize?
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Forced and obliged
I know that "obliged" and "forced" can share the same meaning, but I want to know what contexts do they fit better in? Or is there one more formal than the other or they are interchangeable?
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"I'm just tryna come up real quick"
That's what I heard constantly from a youtuber.
What is he trying to make people feel or understood with that phrase?
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