It was great to meet James again and have a nice conversation. I am always honored to be a part of these interesting historical text reading sessions and always enjoy thoroughly. Merci!
It is always nice to talk to James. He's a knowledgeable yet humble person who always has new things to talk about. I am flattered by James words, pleasure is mine! Looking forward to our next meeting.
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The milk expired two days ago. (expired is being used as a past tense verb here)
The milk is expired. (...but here, expired is being used as an adjective)
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April 30, 2019
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سلاماز آمریکا. من دنبال کسی می گردم که می تونم باهش به فارسی صحبت کنم
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March 13, 2019
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In parliament, a "whip" is a member of a political party that ensures enough party members will vote for or against a bill. It's not very common to see this used as a verb, at least in the US. Here, it means that May should be talking to members of her party to ensure their support in an upcoming vote.
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March 13, 2019
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I was not meaning to imply you were a fool. This is a language learning site, for people learning their way around new languages.
Fish is countable. It can also be, in specific uses, a collective like "we ate fish." This is true for many foods. "Chicken" for example.
Fishes is NEVER correct. At least in the United Stares you will not hear a native speaker make that mistake.
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November 29, 2018
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One way to be more precise with the timing of a request is to use the word "right." As in: "Let me know right when you leave."
This signals a request for a response at a particular time, not just information about when they plan to leave.
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November 29, 2018
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Countable! One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fish....
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November 29, 2018
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Radio Sweden has a daily news program in easy Swedish for immigrants. "Radio Sweden på lätt svenska."
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July 5, 2018
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Actually, the first (original) sentence is the most natural, and is perfectly grammatical