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    Yes this is fine. In this sentence you're still saying that both things are delicious, but that one is more delicious and the other is only the regular amount of delicious. This also implies 2 things only. One and the other = 2. If you want to talk about multiple things in the same context we could say "some are more delicious than others" - they're still all delicious, but some more than others.
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    Mar 10, 2026 3:51 PM
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    Because those education is life best way. - I'm not 100% sure what you mean here, but i think you mean something like this: "Because education is the best thing" or "Because education is the best thing for you" or "Because education is the best thing for your life" or "Because educating yourself is the best way for you to live" - Do any of these express the meaning you want? It would be easier to correct or improve this with a lot more context. This just seems like a short sentence fragment, so i don't know what you're actually trying to communicate with any accuracy.
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    June 13, 2024
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    feeling "raw" can mean a few different things. It usually means that you feel sensitive or painfully sensitive about something, like a fresh wound or pain (usually an emotional pain) Example: Friend 1: Hey man, how was your weekend? / Friend 2: It wasn't good, I got into a big fight with my parents / Friend 1: Oh no, what happened? / Friend 2: I don't want to talk about it right now, I still feel raw So here Friend 2 is saying that it's still too freshly painful to want to talk about it.
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    March 3, 2024
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    Where will you be travelling to? Will it be a solo trip?
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    September 17, 2023
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    Resilience, profissionalism and luck
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    December 13, 2022
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    Here in Brazil we have several holidays, but the main one is carnival, when people go out and dance through the streets having fun. It’s different depending on where you are in Brazil. In Rio de Janeiro, for example, the samba schools put on a parade over four days. It’s amazing!
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    April 11, 2022
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    My current challenges. 1. I'm a half blind dyslexic. Maybe that's the reason why writing is a real challenge for me. Therefore, I would like to add some podcasts about my country and its culture here on this website. Unfortunately I'm having trouble finding a clear explanation on how exactly to do that. 2. Another is to find a really good teacher or tutor. I saved some credits and now I'm trying to find a good French teacher. 3. Cyrylic script was always achallenge for me as well. I had problems with it when I was doing my BA in History and now that I know I'll be working with Ukrainian refugees in the near future. Unfortunately Ukrainians and Belarusians didn't switch from the Cyrylic to the Latin script yet. I think that they really should.
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    March 27, 2022
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    it seems weird without any context, but i would say "I'm pushing the button for the 8th floor because that's where i live" - if you're in an elevator then of course it's an "elevator button" so that's completely unnecessary. Also it was awkward how many 8's were involved here and it made the sentence seem kinda strange, so i took one out. the "thank you very much!" sounds really aggressive and sarcastic as well, maybe that's what you were going for though.
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    December 19, 2021
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    no not really. for the "set foot" bit we usually would "set foot" in something or somewhere. Examples: "John has insulted me for the last time, i'll never set foot in his house again! / This is the worst restaurant i've been to in my whole life, i'll never set foot in here again" the "i'm not moving my feet out of this car" also sounds awkward. That's not a commonly used phrase at all, it just seems like someone was trying to paraphrase the phrasal verb "set foot" but because "set foot" is an idiomatic phrasal verb it can't really be paraphrased like that without completely changing their meaning.
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    December 19, 2021
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    When Ivan told Stella he was tired but wasn't sleepy. Stella tried to remember a good day when she felt the same. A good day that reminded her of people who treated her nicely and when she was in good hands. It made her feel good sleep easily. That was very difficult, particularly with your subjects and objects changing a lot. Stella, Ivan, "You" - you said she was trying to remember when SHE felt the same so i changed the object pronouns in the second half to "her" and tried to make sense of some of the language that was happening there. I'm afraid i might have changed the overall meaning. "That means when you try to remember a good day and that would remind you of people who treated you nicely and how much you were in good hands. It would make you feel good and you can easily go to sleep." - this part was particularly difficult, i couldn't tell if you were trying to give a general description of a "good day" or if you were talking about something that happened to Stella specifically.
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    December 19, 2021
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