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    Hello, No, they are actually wrong. The right form: Everything is put back where it was before. The first sentence does not make any sense to me, so I'd better use the right form of the second one.
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    October 19, 2015
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    I am learning English, German and Japan. Three, though.
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    September 4, 2015
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    Lyrics meaning What do these lyrics of a Christmas song mean?: "We want that merry, merry, We want that merry, merry, We want that merry, merry, Ho-Ho, Ho-Ho, yeah." What does mean "merry, merry"? thanx
    August 9, 2015
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    What does this sentence mean? What does this sentence mean?: "I decided to weird it up a little" Thanx.
    August 3, 2015
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    English speakers, what does let´s get... What does "Let´s get weird" mean? thanx
    July 30, 2015
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    What does this mean? What does this phrase mean?: Match It Up (the word "match" comes from "matchmaking") thanx
    July 26, 2015
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    question for native speakers of english Does "Meatball It Up" mean something like "Eat Up a Meatball" and does "Age It Up" mean something like "Grow Up" or "Act Your Age"? Thank you in advance
    July 23, 2015
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    English native speakers, help me Hello, what does "Hooked on a Feeling" mean? thanx
    July 22, 2015
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    Meaning of phrase, please help Hello, I just want to ask ya´ll if u dunno what does phrase "Hook It Up" mean. It is the name of the episode of one TV series. You can find the plot here: http://shakeitup.wikia.com/wiki/Hook_It_Up Thanx a lot. :-)
    July 22, 2015
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  • Answered
    Hello, You use "grow" when you describe something growing, for example hair or a plant. The sentence would be "My child has grown up lovely" because the phrase "grow up" describes someone (child, kid,..) growing up and getting older. I hope I helped.
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    July 22, 2015
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