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    You have the subject, but the sentence lacks a predicate. Radiant and humble girls.... what?
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    March 27, 2016
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    Hva er forskjellen mellom "Flytte" og "Bevege"? Hva er forskjellen mellom "flytte" og "bevege"? Er "bevege" en generell uttrykk for "move"? Eller betyr det at noe endrer sted? Svar ville bli verdatt. Takk.
    March 19, 2016
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    You work for your employer. You work in a building or an industry. You work at a business. You work on a project. You work with other people.
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    March 13, 2016
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    What are we making friend out of? Popsicle sticks? Aluminium cans?
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    March 13, 2016
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    Unmarried women go by "Miss". Married women go by "Misses". Divorced women go by "Mizz".
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    March 13, 2016
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    They could have meant to say "What's the matter." As in "What is the matter." but with a 'what + is' contraction. It could have been a typo if you read it online. What the matter is neither natural sounding, nor grammatically correct.
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    March 13, 2016
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    "Get people interested." "Get people to care about what is going on." "Raise awareness" is just fine.
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    March 13, 2016
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    You would say "when I was a child" to let the youth know that the time you are talking about is during your childhood. You would say "when I was a teenager" to let the youth know that the time you are talking about is during your adolescence, since "adolescence" is a big word for much younger people. These all appear correct except for #10. In #10, you should specify that they are "your elementary school years."
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    March 13, 2016
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    Yes. "What's" being a contraction of "what does." However, "what's" is also a contraction for "what is." Careful with these contractions.
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    March 13, 2016
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    It means you are able to do something freely without any restrictions. For instance: "I've got a blank check for rearranging my room." means the same as "I can rearrange my room how I like."
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    March 13, 2016
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