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  • Posted
    Because, for, since, as I've read that since and as are used interchangeably in this context (cause and consequence)

    But BECAUSE has a different connotation

    And for is used the same than Because but it's more formal

    So my question is what I read is true ?

    Can I say

    I'm leaving as I'm tired

    Or

    As I'm tired I'm leaving

    Or

    Why are you leaving ?

    Because/AS I'm tired...

    April 10, 2019
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  • Commented
    Thanks for your complete answer Phill

    And just to make sure

    Could I use as and while interchangeably in these sentence

    (Meaning during the time I was there)

    While/as we were in Spain, we visited the museum

    Someone rang the doorbell while/as I was studying

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    April 10, 2019
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  • Posted
    As or while ? What's the difference People say there is a slightly difference in their meaning
    April 10, 2019
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  • Commented
    Gracias Phil! Creo que ya entendí :)
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    January 13, 2019
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  • Posted
    Phrasal verb should use ing after preposition ? For example if I say

    She was fined FOR DRIVE too fast

    Is incorrect because after a preposition a verb must go with ing

    But why do we gotta say

    "I want to order food FOR CARRY out"

    ?

    Shouldn't it be with ING too bc there is a preposition there (?)

    TIA

    January 13, 2019
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  • Posted
    In/at college Hello what is the difference between "I'm not at the college" and "I'm not in the college"

    Thanks

    February 21, 2018
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  • Posted
    in / at the beginning Hello, please someone could explain to me the difference between in and at the beginning * They were happy together IN the beginning of their relationship. * They were happy AT the beginning of their marriage. TIA
    February 6, 2018
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  • Posted
    "She is not good-looking anymore " Hello, could someone explain to me what is the difference between good-looking and atractive ?
    February 3, 2018
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  • Posted
    "Everyone says their ex is crazy. " Hola, me gustaría saber como se traduce esa frase. Según yo esto se traduce como: - Todo el mundo/todos dice/dicen que su expareja esta loca. pero no le encuentro mucho sentido, para mi debería ser - Todos dicen que sus exparejas están locas. pero para que sea como esta ultima, debiese ser are y no is ¿o me equivoco? "Everyone says their ex ARE crazy. " Gracias de antemano
    February 3, 2018
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  • Posted
    bend/bend over Hi, what is the difference between bend and bend over ? The dictionary says that both words mean "inclinarse, agacharse" -- Shawna bent to pick up the pen on the floor. -- James dropped his pen, so he bent over to pick it up. NOTE: Is it correct to say "The dictionary says ... MEAN ..." or would it be "The dictionary says ... MEANS ..."? Thanks in advance. If i wrote something wrong please correct me. My native lenguage is spanish, thanks!
    October 20, 2017
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