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    "throws Phil under the bus" What does it mean?

    It appeares after the caracter said sorry and explains what she talking after said sorry.

    Does it mean saying something aggressive?

    What is Phil? Is this the name of the person whom the caracter talking to? Or some another meaning?

    Please help.

    May 18, 2019
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  • Posted
    Which is grammartically correct? "Please find the inquiry regarding the product below."

    or

    "Please find the inquiry below regarding the product."

    Also, is this sentence correct?

    "Please find forwarding inquiry regarding the product."

    Please advise.

    February 12, 2019
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  • Posted
    Which is grammatically correct? "Photo by" or "Photos by" when you describe the credit of more than one photo.

    Somehow I think "photo by" is correct but in this case, does it mean "a photo by", "photography by" or "photgraphed by"?

    February 11, 2019
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  • Commented
    Thank you very much for your explanation, Su.Ki.!
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    October 15, 2018
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  • Posted
    "The bulk" What does "the bulk coming from" mean?

    There is no explanation on the dictionary and internet as well...

    I guess that it means "almost of all is".

    Please advise.

    October 15, 2018
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  • Posted
    Order quantity change request When I want to say that I want to change(increase or decrease) the order quantity, are these sentence correct?

    A) Would it be possible to add 100 units ___ to the order?

    B) Is it possible for you to add 100 units ___ to the order?

    *___ will be merchandise or the catalog number.

    Which is more polite?

    Or do they imply different in time? if so, which is correct?

    Please advise.

    September 24, 2018
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  • Commented
    Thanks for your advice.

    Could you please explain one more question?

    People answer the question like this?

    -Do you like a coffee?

    -Yes, I DO (not say "Yes, I LIKE").

    So I used "do" to answer verb he said, but I felt something strange ...

    -You can leave if you like.

    -I'll DO whatever I like. (I'll leave when I want to)

    Is this answer correct English?

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    September 2, 2018
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  • Posted
    Does this make sense? I spend last night at the club and became a friend with a guy.

    I reminds the conversation of yesterday, does this conversation make sense?

    Guy: You can leave if you like.

    Me: I'll do whenever i like.

    In this case, should I answer "i'll leave when i wanna leave." or any other expression?

    He seemed that he didn't really get my answer and now I'm thinking it could make a misunderstanding. Could someone correct and advise on this case? Thanks!

    September 2, 2018
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  • Posted
    Changing the quantity of the order Regarding #123A which is ordered on 8/12, we would like to increase the quantity of some order as below. AAA ordered x10 / addition x5 / total x 15 Sorry again for the rush but this order needs to be collected by the ABC transport company by this Saturday. Regards, **please advise if you have any better expression. Thanks!
    August 29, 2018
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  • Commented
    Thank you for your comment Phil.

    I understood that it explains quantity. Then is it okay to say "We have more things than we can eat"(deleted "good")?

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    August 5, 2018
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