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Aryea TR
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Sep 6, 2025
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    "Like" would be the more natural choice. "As" is also correct but more formal/literary.
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    October 8, 2016
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    1) If I go there, I will do a lot of shopping. This is a 1st conditional. It's at least somewhat possible that you will go there. 2) If I went there, I would do a lot of shopping. This is a 2nd conditional. It's not particularly likely that you will go there, but it's not impossible either.
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    September 20, 2016
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    "(You) danced K-pop? I want to see it!"
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    September 19, 2016
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    Inscribe means to either write or carve words on a surface. Engrave only means to carve words on a surface.
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    September 19, 2016
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    ゴールキーパーはDe GeaとBuffonしか知らない。
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    September 19, 2016
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    Most natural to my ears: 1. 小狗跑出来。(来 can be used here because even if the puppy is not running towards /you/ specifically, it is still coming out /towards/ your direction.) 2. 小狗跑过来。 3. 小狗向我跑出来。 跑出 by itself sounds strange. You also cannot have both 出 and 过, hence the use of 向我 in sentence 3.
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    September 19, 2016
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    "What date and what time are you arriving? How long are you going to stay?"
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    September 19, 2016
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    That sounds ok, but a more natural way to say it would be "My friend bought me some throat medicine from Japan". Enjoy your Japanese throat medicine.
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    September 19, 2016
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    All those examples are grammatically correct, but nobody would ever say it that way. "Of mine" is only used for a few specific things to give the sentence a more poetic air (at least to my ears). "Friend of mine" and "heart of mine" are the two most common ones.
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    September 19, 2016
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    1. He bolted up on the couch = He sat up straight suddenly, but remained sitting on the couch He bolted up from the couch = He got up suddenly from the couch - now he is standing up 2. He charged to the stairs = He went quickly towards the stairs (neutral) He charged for the stairs = He went quickly towards the stairs in order to achieve some sort of goal (in this case, to escape) 3. "Sat bolt upright from bed" is wrong. Actually, "sat bolt upright on bed" is also wrong. It should be "sat bolt upright on THE bed". 4. Yes, that's what it means.
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    September 19, 2016
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