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- The Jazz Roots Dance, also called Traditional Jazz, Vernacular Jazz, or Authentic Jazz, originated in African-American communities from 1920 to 1930. It is a solo or group dance with movements that come from African Dance and Tap dance. The term Jazz Roots appeared to differentiate the Jazz Dancing of the Swing years from the Modern Jazz and the Contemporary Jazz.0 votedNovember 7, 20173
- Extra is more of the same while additional is more of other things. If you have extra tools, that would mean that you have more of the same tools. If you have additional tools, then you have more than just one kind of tools. So for those sentances you would say "I don't have any extra money" (I hope this isn't too confusing, the two words are very similar)0 votedNovember 7, 20171
- Hi, there
Could you help me, please?
Would you use infinitive or gerund in these sentences?
"Is there anything more we can do other than call for appropriate conventions?"
"There are other jobs teachers can do other than teaching"
"There is no other option other than fighting"
"There is nothing to do besides accept it
"Other than waiting, there is nothing we can do"
2) denotative meaning
Please, I really need your help.. Pleass, everybody.0 votedNovember 7, 20170 - 1. It would help if i had more context, but what I got from that is that in the past she used to move around or party a lot. (The strip refers to a place in LA). All up and down is a similar phrase to all around, meaning that she would go many places within the Strip. Again, this would be better if I had more context, but when saying someone can't go up and down the steps, you are usually refering to someone who is old or weak and therefore has dificulty moving or travelling. 2. You can actually use that instead of who, but who is also correct. There's not really a reason why, it is just a rule that you can replace who with that in that context. 3. Out of those two I would say "The money is not the point. Her being rude is the point." You could also reword the first one to "The money is not the point. The point is that she is rude." (I hope this helps!!)0 votedNovember 7, 20171

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