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    Yes, you can omit "the". That is because in this case, "the directions" can refer to the set of directions, where as simply "directions" is the plural of direction, and refers to the specific steps he gave you in order to get there. E.G. "Turn left" is one direction, where as "Turn left, then turn right." are directions. I'm actually not sure about the seconds one, though. Sorry.
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    May 4, 2016
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    I believe both are correct, however, I would use caution when saying "Thanks a lot." as it is often used sarcastically and someone might take it the wrong way.
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    March 24, 2016
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    Both are correct.
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    March 24, 2016
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    Sorrow. However, I also feel ponderous and philosophical as I think about the lives all the people had.
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    March 24, 2016
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    Poaching an egg is cooking an egg in a simmering liquid, as opposed to frying, which is just cooking it on a skillet, no simmering liquid required.
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    March 24, 2016
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    Which is correct: windows on the house, or windows in the house?
    March 24, 2016
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    Can the word "imperative" be used in place of the word "command"? As in, can I say "repeated her imperative" in place of "repeated her command"?
    March 22, 2016
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