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I always have new questions that the books I work with can’t answer! I want to meet native speakers.
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    Don't hustle me Hello:

    P!nk just launched a song, Don't hustle me, and I don't understand what this means. Could you explain it to me?

    The lyrics:

    I gave you soft, I gave you sweet

    Just like a lion, you came for a sheep

    Oh no, don't try to hustle me

    You took my love, mistook it for weakness

    I guarantee I won't repeat this

    No, don't try to hustle me

    I live my life like a bullet in a gun

    Give you all my love 'til my patience is done

    Oh no, don't try to hustle me

    April 6, 2019
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    "Can we tidy up?" Hello,

    I am a teacher and my last class finishes at 2pm. When it's 1:55pm, my students usually want to pack up all their stuff (pencilcase, notebook, laptop) and go home. They want to know how to say that in English.

    Is "Can we tidy up" correct?

    For those who speak Spanish, they say "podemos recoger?".

    I am not sure how to translate that.

    January 20, 2019
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  • Posted
    "I was more the X kind of person" One of my friends asked me if I used to watch Muzzy to learn English when I was a kid, and I want to say that I preferred Cartoon network. Is this sentence correct?: "I was more the Cartoon Network kind of person".

    Thanks!

    September 30, 2018
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    Direct object at the beginning of the sentence 1.The presentation you can do on your own. 2. You can do the presentation on your own. Hello! I was walking down the street and a question popped into my head. Are both sentences correct? And what is the difference? When do we say the direct object first (at the beginning of the sentence)? Thanks!!
    June 8, 2018
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    Plural "You" Hello! I have heard "you guys" and "you all/y'all" in the USA, but what is the most common way to refer to this plural you in the UK, Ireland, Australia or Canada?

    Thanks!

    May 31, 2018
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  • Answered
    La segunda dice que el atractivo del camino continúa en invierno, a pesar de que los albergues están cerrados. Es decir, en invierno sigue habiendo gente que pasa por ahí a pesar de que están cerrados esos sitios.
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    May 31, 2018
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  • Answered
    La primera frase dice que los peregrinos hacen el camino a pesar del frío y del esfuerzo (físico y mental) que supone hacer el recorrido durante el invierno (es decir, lo hacen pasando frío y cansancio).
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    May 31, 2018
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  • Posted
    Hat/hot/hut I've seen a youtube video about it, but I still have problems differentiating hat, hot and hut. Can you help me? A recording would be great!
    May 29, 2018
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  • Commented
    Spanish dog: guau guau

    Spanish cat: miau miau

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    May 29, 2018
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  • Commented
    Su. Ki. great answer! Thanks :)

    I have another question now... what's the difference between "don't break my heart" and "don't go breaking my heart"?

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    May 28, 2018
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