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    Which one is correct: "pawn" or "pledge"? Hello everyone! I'm going to describe the situation. I want to rent some equipment. They tell me that I can do that for free, but I have to give money as a pledge/pawn. After I return this equipment, I will get my money back. What can I say in this situation? Is this phrase (to give money as a pledge/pawn) even correct? Any help would be greatly appreciated :)
    January 21, 2018
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    Which one is correct? "I like him better (than others)" or "I like him more (than others)"? Hello everyone! I'm going to describe the situation that I would like to apply these sentences to. There are a group of people... let's say reading out loud. And I think that one person do it better that others. Could I say "I like him better" implying that his reading skills are much better? Are these sentences grammatically correct or just acceptable? Can I use them interchangeably? What's the difference? It would be great, If you could write some examples with similar sentences :) I would really appreciate any help you're able to give me :)
    January 20, 2018
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