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  • Answered
    The first two of 1 & 2 except it should have the word for: Click here for more answers
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    December 13, 2017
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    Any is used with a singular noun unless specified to the a group of 2 more. Among and between are both correct; both words mean the same thing
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    December 13, 2017
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    Any is used with a singular noun unless specified to the a group of 2 more. Among and between are both correct; both words mean the same thing
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    December 13, 2017
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  • Corrected
    I'm avoiding writing these notes and also forcing my brain to think in English. Previously, I avoided watching TV shows and movies in English but now this is easier for me and turned into a custom.
    I realized that many people I spoke to also have the same problem. I have been trying to chat with several people and it is rare that they are really wanting practical help. Daily conversations. Just talk.

    ( Did I use the "otherwise" correctly? )
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    November 24, 2017
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  • Commented
    I'm at work right now but I think we could be a good match. I'll be ready to start tomorrow 
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    November 24, 2017
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  • Answered
    Fields can be wild vegetation. Farms are are designed for the purpose of growing food. However a field can sometimes be a farm, a field can be either one but a farm cannot be a parcel of wild land
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    November 12, 2017
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    "What" is used when there is unlimited choice of answers. "Which" is used when the choice is limited to a set of answers; "Which is your favorite season" is correct.
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    November 10, 2017
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    It's grammatically correct and it's not a natural way to speak but only because most people do not think about math that much when they speak. Good job
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    November 10, 2017
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    Not that much
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    November 10, 2017
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    Not that much
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    November 10, 2017
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