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Rossella
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May 4, 2025
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Dec 15, 2024
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Dec 8, 2024
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  • Answered
    Here, I would use "for" actually. "I will enroll for Premium membership. This is the "level of membership". If you were enrolling "at" it would normally be a place (ex: enroll at a gym, enroll at a university). If you are enrolling "in" it could be a enrolling in a program. Enroll to, I cannot think of any expressions using this preposition. Ciao!
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    August 23, 2019
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    Hi Igor. The way I read this, the soldier is saying that he is not going to allow himself to be victimized by his prothesis. The author is making the loss of the foot into a subject and he is saying "I'm not going to let you bother me... "not if I can help it", which is a common way of saying "I'll be darned if I'm going to let you bother me" or, "to the extent that I can prevent it, I will", or, more simply "I am absolutely not going to let you bother me". Another idiomatic expression in English for this is "Over my dead body!" Which is a strong way of saying "I will not let you do this thing to me". I hope this is helpful!
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    August 23, 2019
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    Nice work, Ricardo! There is not a single error in the questions you wrote. I would however suggest a few minor corrections to the first sentence of your posting: Does the 'Possessive Determiner' and 'Possessive Pronoun' don't determine the verb to be? as the 'Personal Pronoun'? DO the 'Possessive Determiner' and 'Possessive Pronoun' determine (the form of) the verb "to be"? As DOES the 'personal pronoun'? I think this is what you are trying to say. I hope this is helpful.
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    August 23, 2019
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    The sentence does not make sense to a native English speaker. I would need more context to understand what you are trying to say. You might want to say something like "interactions between people of different cultures are based on mutual respect and admiration". Usually when we speak about multiple people from multiple cultures, we would not refer to "an interaction" between them.

    You can also say something in English like "the relationship between myself and my partner IS ONE OF mutual respect and admiration". In this example, "is one of (mutual respect and admiration)" is equal to saying "is a relationship of (mutual respect and admiration)". In this example, IS ONE OF adds emphasis to the subject "relationship". I hope this is helpful.
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    August 23, 2019
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    Pat McGibbon's answer is totally correct. Just to add, since it sounds like you want to be able to say something different than "to cancel an appointment"... if you are talking about, for instance, a situation related to social media where you don't want someone to be able to contact you, the phrase most commonly used is "I have already BLOCKED a lot of the people who (want to connect with me, for example)." I don't know if this is what you were trying to say. I hope it's helpful.
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    August 23, 2019
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    A few quick corrections: It's not completely incorrect to say "a firework" but it is much more common to refer to them as "fireworks" (plural). The fireworks were shot off into the dark sky and radiated for a few seconds Is correct. I hope this is helpful!
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    March 27, 2019
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    To deal with something head on means to deal with it very directly, to confront it. The saying suggests that the person is being bold or assertive in dealing with a problem. "Face on" is not really the correct expression. It is common to hear someone say in English "to deal with (something) head on" - not to deal with something face on. I hope this helps!
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    March 20, 2019
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  • Commented

    Picture flashcards can be extremely useful for remembering new vocabulary.  Experts who use this method recommend the best way is to put the word in your target language (language you are learning) on one side, and a picture of what the word means on the other, with no mention of the word on either side in your native language.  That way, you start to bridge a direct connection between the meaning of the word, and the word itself in your target language, without translation in your native language. 

    There are many flashcard apps that enables the user to make customized picture flashcards.  One I like a lot is called Anki.  With Anki, once you make flashcards, the app allows you cycle through your flashcards and select whether the word is easy for you, average, or hard.  Depending on what you select, Anki will auto-schedule the word in your deck, so for instance, if you select "hard", for one word, you will see it more frequently than a word you selected as "easy".  This way, you see hard words more frequently and spend more attention on learning them.  But you can also set up this type of system with paper flashcards that you make.  Good luck!

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    October 21, 2018
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