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    I had been thinking that it's possible since yesterday but now I've to admit that I was wrong .
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    February 24, 2018
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    Are all these correct ? (A) I wanna pop on my glasses because its hard to read now . (B) I just popped out to the shops , do you need anything else . (C) If you get a chance to pop down to the shop , could you buy a shampoo for me please . (D) I would pop over to my friend's place at mid-day . (E) Why don't you pop around tommorrow , we would have a great time .
    February 19, 2018
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    February 19, 2018
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    Correct Bitish Pronunciation Often Is (t) silent in often ? I'm wondering pronunciation of " OFTEN "with silent (t) is British or American ?
    February 18, 2018
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    English Native Friend Is there anyone who interested in language exchange partner . I speak urdu ,hindi and pubjabi fluently and even English but I'm looking for a native English partner who's interested in Urdu,hindi learning . So we could help each other .
    February 18, 2018
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    Antonym for "down to earth " would be "Proud". Usuage is sentence : 1- My elder brother is really down to earth but my youngest brother is somewhat proud . 2- My boss is a proud man but he pretends to be down to earth in front of his supervisors . Does this make sense ?
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    February 17, 2018
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    Both are correct but mostly it depends on scenerio or circumstance .For example here you're talking about Facebook (technology based contact) The most appropriate words are 1- to have chat with 2- to get intouch To see is the most appropriate word when someone says : 1- You got high fever , you need to see a doctor right away . 2- Long time, no see (it's a popular phrase) 3- Technically ,when we meet people physically we could say : Where have you been , I haven't seen you for long . But for facebook we could say : That's a lot! How many of those do you actually get intouch with on regular basis ? That's a lot! How many of those do you actually chat with on regular basis ?
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    February 17, 2018
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    Thanks for the reply . But sorry , I'm still struggling to get what you mean exactly . Do you mean I could say : " I would watch cartoons all the time in my teens ." Is it right ?
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    February 17, 2018
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    Is "used to " and "would" is interchanable ? 1- When I was a kid , I used to watch the cartoons all the time . When I was a kid , I would watch cartoons all the time . 2- I used to love this kind of music in my teenages. I would love this kind of music in my teenages ( this sounds incrorect to me and it seems "an action that needs to be happen in future with usuage of would ) But if I stated and confirm the past state then it might sound correct . Please anyone like to contribute .I do appreciate your input :) In my teenages, I would love this kind of music .
    February 17, 2018
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    Which is correct? why and what's the difference in all of them . 1- I wish I could be there for you . 2- I wish I would be there for you . 3- I wish I were be there for you .
    February 17, 2018
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