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    In English, how would you say "El es el profesor con quien muchos estudiantes toman clase"? I'd say: "He is the teacher with whom many students take class" Is the use of "with whom" correct in this sentence? Although, "He is the teacher many students take class with" sounds better, doesn't it?
    April 13, 2021
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    In French, how do people say "He is my boyfriend"/ "She is my girlfriend"? I've heard a lot of terms referring to boyfriend and girlfriend and it’s kind of confusing. Could you help me, please?
    October 10, 2020
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    What does "good" mean in the following sentence? "Newton got beaned by the apple good." I'd appreciate your help.
    March 11, 2019
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    What's the difference between: "Have you ever...?" and "Do you ever...?" The use of "ever" in the second one sounds odd for me. I don't really know if they're different. I'd appreciate your help :).
    August 28, 2018
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    Do the next sentences mean the same? "It seems that you can't run fast" "You can't seem to run fast" The second one sounds weird to me and I guess it doesn't make sense, but I'm just learning :) and I'd appreciate your help.
    April 7, 2018
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    Is it correct to say "We are never ever getting back together"? I would say: "We are never going to get back together" instead. Am I right? Either way, could you give me another example and explain the difference to me? I'd appreciate your help.
    April 6, 2018
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    Which of the following sentences is correct? And, why? "Tonight we are going to live like there's no tomorrow" "Tonight we are going to live as if there was no tomorrow" "Tonight we are going to live as though there was no tomorrow" I'd appreciate your help.
    April 1, 2018
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    Is it correct to say "Show me how big your brave is!"? I would say "Show me how big your bravery is!" instead, but which one is correct? I'd appreciate your help.
    March 30, 2018
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    What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "hang down"? What's the meaning of that verb in the following setence: "(He) hung down with the freaks and ghouls." I guess "hand down" and "hang out" mean the same. Am I right? I'd appreciate your help.
    December 23, 2017
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    What's the meaning of the phrasal verb "sweep in"? I have heard it but I do not knot what it means. For example, "He has come here sweeping in". I would appreciate your help.
    October 11, 2017
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