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    There is a very insignificant difference in meaning between the two that is easily misused even by proficient native speakers. Nouns are followed by ‘to’-infinitive clauses that indicate the aim, purpose, or necessity of something, or that give extra information. Whereas nouns followed by verbs ending in 'ing' indicates what the subject is currently doing or participating in.
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    December 26, 2017
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    I think we would have to go deeper in the context of the article and what viewpoint it is trying to convey. It could either imply destruction or lost in how ovverhwlemingly big (or vast) the American landscape really is.
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    December 26, 2017
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    It's not about the dots per-say, rather "connecting the dots." It refers to making a logical connection between two previously unconnected events or thoughts.
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    December 21, 2017
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    An OMG moment refers to an "oh my God/gosh" moment. It can either be something surprising, startling, or shocking.
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    December 21, 2017
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    November 8, 2016
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    Believe it or not, youtube is an amazing tool to learn not only TOEFL-specific topics and exercises, but for understanding conversational language and developing fluency.
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    November 7, 2016
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    I think that's fine.
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    November 7, 2016
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    1. small 2. giant 3. pet (?) 4. snakes
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    November 7, 2016
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