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    They for both. Jeans is considered a plural. Those jeans are nice, they look great on you. If you are talking about the colour itself, or the fabric itself, then the word it is appropriate. - I like the colour if those jeans. It is a deep blue. - That denim Jean fabric is thick, I like it. - Those jeans are thick, they are too heavy.
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    It means: To give as much concern to the issue as necessary to resolve it positively. No more, no less.
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    Many English words were derived from the French. English has evolved from many languages. I believe mirage is based in French. It may help you to find the origins of the words. Best of luck.
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    True in this case means the closest to tradition as possible. Being true to tradition is the same as being true to yourself. The most honest position possible. When a builder is looking to get the exact measurements and to be level he says it is 'true'. It is the best he can get.
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    Eye contact is an important part of non verbal communication.
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    They for both of your examples.
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    Jeans. Has an s. Plural. So they is correct. Those jeans are perfect and they look great on you. It would not work in this case. If you are talking about the material of denim or jean then it qualifies as an identifier. Example, I like that style of denim jean material. Could you please pick it up for me? A bit tricky for sure. Good luck.
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    Have you ever had an alcoholic drink? I has is incorrect although the meaning could be the above question. Asking you if you have ever drank usually refers to alcohol. If this person is Irish, like myself, they've already had a few drinks and probably 'I has ever had a drink' means they have always been a drinker. Good luck Esmé
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    Fit - English has many means , it is difficult. In this sentence think of putting a round peg in to a square opening. It doesn't fit in. So if someone says 'you don't fit in' , refer to the situation. If a team is going to a game all in blue and you turn up wearing green, you don't fit in with the team colour.
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    Ex means something that was, but has been disposed of, in a way. It isn't usually a good thing. My former boss- means a boss I used to work for, not necessarily my last boss, just a former boss. My ex-boss, well that tends to mean a parting of ways, not good, with bad feelings. My previous boss, tends to mean my last boss, the one previous to this one. A former president could be any one of the past Presidents. The previous president means the president directly before the current president. I haventvheard of an Ex president except possibly Watergate President Nixon. Notice the negative attachment. Best of luck Esme
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