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What's different between“ Have got to do sth” and “ have to do sth” For example, 1 I have got to go. 2 If you wanna be my lover, you have got to give.(From a song WANNA BE) Can I use have to instead of have got to in these two sentence? If so, why people don't use it in that way?
October 25, 2014
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Can I say it this way? Hey guys, if I wanna say the Blue Moon's food is good in town, but Miller's better,can I say it as following sentence? Blue Moon is good,but Miller's is better in town.
October 20, 2014
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I don't get the grammar humor here, plz help me out! " the past, present and future walked into a bar, it was tense." I can see there're two meanings here, and I understand the grammatical one. What confused me is the nervousness one, what makes it nerverse exactly? Btw, do you still remember the first time you heard this joke from?
July 22, 2014
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Which one should I use here? IS or ARE ? Being a lady wears high-heeled shoes is easy, being charming and elegant [are ]not. Ps, I was trying to say putting women into high-heeled shoes is very easy, but it does't mean so that women can being charming and elegant instantly. So did I use the right word here? Is there any other way to say that basis ideas?
April 7, 2014
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Are they the same to say " I don't really know" and " I really don't know" ? Is the "really" in the sentence necessary?
April 6, 2014
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How to READ English? Hey guys, I've been trapped in this problem, that is I can't read english word when I see it, and this problem makes me can't enjoy reading in English. So could you tell me how to read a word when you come across a new one? I am particularly curious in how native speaker deal with this problem when they start to learn their mother language, how do you deal with this read and spell problems? Many thanks.
October 30, 2013
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How to responce HOW ARE YOU Please give me the most common and native way of response
July 5, 2012
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A grammatical question about verb Which one should I choose here? are or do? I always confuced to choose a verb to ask a question. please lelp me, many thanks. Are you hiring this week? Do you hiring this week? / Do you hird this week?
July 2, 2012
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A grammatical question about verb Which one should I choose here? are or do? I always confuced to choose a verb to ask a question. please lelp me, many thanks. Are you hiring this week? Do you hiring this week? / Do you hird this week?
July 2, 2012
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A question about JET LAG Have you ever had jet lag, if so, what do you do to get better?
June 13, 2012
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