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  • Answered
    Americans (and probably other native speakers) would normally drop the "that" in both sentences, so: "There isn't anything I don't like about you." "There's nothing I don't like about you." Otherwise, both are A-okay.
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    November 30, 2017
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    SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer, Heart Disease, Emphysema, and May Complicate Pregnancy. SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. That having been said, you can ask, "Could I please have a cigarette?" You could also say something like, "Hey, man, you got a smoke?", but I'm of the school of thought that those who are learning a language should be careful to be as polite as possible when speaking that language.
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    November 30, 2017
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  • Corrected

    Help.

    Hi, everyone

    could you help me with three questions?

    Please!!

    1) Do you say "What phone is this charger from?" OK


    or "What phone does this charger goes to?" "What phone does this charger go with?"

    ALSO "What phone does this charger belong to?" "What phone does this charger belong with?"



    What could I say? And you say "my phone charger" or "my phone's charger" "my phone charger"


    And "The control to this gate" or "This gate's control"? What would you say? Both

    2) 2) Does it sound odd to say
    "We worked away in the field all day" "Away" here means "incessantly". 
    "We chatted the whole day away"? "Away" at the end of the sentence indicates you wasted the day chatting. If that's what you mean, it's correct.
    "They gossiped away all day" Same as on the first use of "away".

    3)does it sound odd to say "I would very much like you to come" and "I would really like you to come?
    or maybe "I'd like it very much if you came" or "I'd very much like it if you came"? These are all correct if formal. Informal would be, "I really want you to come" or "I really want for you to come"

    Thank you very, very much!

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    April 4, 2017
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  • Corrected

    After a Master's Degree in the USA.

    After completing my study in the USA, I want to return to my country and continue doing research to promote health technology. I would also like to teach other people in Latin America to become more self-sufficient, and improve access to healthcare, which can help millions of people who currently have no access. I want to continue to expand my knowledge in the area because we can always be better.


    Everything is correct, but I would say, " who currently have none".

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    April 4, 2017
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  • Posted
    Vocabolario napoletano—chi può aiutare Ho provato a tradurre le seguenti parole dall'italiano al napoletano nel sito Giggino: peperoncino oliva formaggio mozzarella latte pomodoro patata patata dolce cavolo rapa carota barbabietola spinaci finocchio lattuga cipolla aglio basilico origano rosmarino acqua caffè tè succo arancia limone lime pompelmo banana uva mela pera pesce albicocca ciliegia sale pepe spaghetti fettuccine pasta lasagna vino birra manzo polpetta pollo anatra oca fegato cuore maiale vacca capra capretto pecora agnello gamberetto aragosta ostriche cozze vongole polpo calamaro I risultati non sono stati buoni. Quasi ogni parola è stata lasciata senza traduzione. Ad esempio, "patata" è rimasta "patata" e non "patàna". Questo è per una applicazione libera Android che insegna un po' del napoletano a turisti, discendenti napoletani e chiunque sia interessato alla cultura napoletana.
    April 4, 2017
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    I need friends with english native laguage English as their native language.

    Hi, i'm learning english English and i I wish would like to practice with an american American, my language natural is spanish, My native language is Spanish. if you want to practice with me in that language add me like a friend. add me as a friend.
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    April 4, 2017
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  • Corrected

    The day that I had a interview 


    The Day I Had an Interview (most words in a title are capitalized in English; "that" is not needed)

    The last time that I had aN interview was [several] years ago. This was in Seville for a company Company which Works repairing that repairs computers and mobile phones. I weared wore a shirt and nice jeans and I went to the interview. I arrived 5 five minutes before early, aN interviewer took me INTO a room and she asked my about my education studies, my age, my hobbies, etc. I was very nervous because it was my first interview. Fortunately, I passed did well at the interview and got the job. I am currently working there at that company.

    Las correciones son lo que un anglófono normalmente diria.

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    March 30, 2017
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  • Commented
    "Gnocchi" is the subject; the other ingredients are irrelevant. As it happens, however, "gnocchi" is a plural word in Italian (singular "gnocco"), but in English it can be used with either a singular or plural verb, so either usage is acceptable.
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    March 30, 2017
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  • Answered
    Don't listen to Gamal. His sentence is actually a triple negative, which is, of course, even worse than a double negative. Quite frankly, he should be asking for help with English, not trying to give it.
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    March 30, 2017
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  • Answered
    It seems to allude to something people most often do in a horizontal position and to an anatomical condition exclusive to males.
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    March 27, 2017
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