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    Which is the correct preposition? One of my friends is a senior consultant in/on immigration to Canada. Thank you all.
    July 1, 2019
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    Would a native advise me on the following question? What is the correct question for the follwing answer? Answer: Donald Trump is the 45th president of the United States. I would like you to advise me on what is the best way to ask the question: 1. Where does Trump stand among American presidents? 2. What number is Trump president? 3. What is trump order in the US presidency? Or any other suggestions you can offer. I hope you get what I exactly mean! Thank you
    June 11, 2019
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    Is the following sentence natural in English? Can "What have we got for lunch?" be used as another way to say "What's for lunch?" or "What do we have for lunch?" ?
    April 14, 2018
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    I'm on my word? Hello, everyone. I wonder whether this phrase can mean "I'll promise" in English? Is this used by native speakers at all? Thank you
    January 4, 2018
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    Correct form of verb and preposition? I don't (like staying/like to stay) home (on/in) such a rainy afternoon.
    October 19, 2017
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    Was there a dearth of majors? Hello, everyone. I was wondering if we could use this sentence sarcastically so as to ask sb why they have chosen that worthless major, while there are a bunch of valuable majors to choose? Or you may provide some alternatives. Thank you
    August 8, 2017
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    Which one is correct? 1. I feel shy talking in front of people. 2. I feel shy to talk in front of people. Actually, #1 makes more sense to my ears and I wonder if there is any grammar rule like "Feel + adjective + verb+ing" in English?
    August 6, 2017
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    What is the difference between 1 and 2? 1. I've got an exam in a month. 2. I've got an exam within a month. I know that "within" means 'before a certain period of time has passed', but I would like to know whether "in a month" in #1 means exactly the same as "within a month" or not! Because I guess "in" here means "at the end of a period of time". Could someone please enlighten me on that? Thank you
    August 4, 2017
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    Which one is correct? 1, 2 or both? Why? 1. I wish you would stop smoking. 2. I wish you stopped smoking.
    August 1, 2017
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    anybody can enlighten me on the followin text? Here's the text: "If you haven't already made the switch, do it now, if only because it's more economical." The text is actually describing a new product (a lamp), but I don't manage to get it completely! For example, "make the switch" or "if only because" parts! I was wondering if sb could help me out with paraphrasing it. Thank you
    July 8, 2017
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