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Maoz
Hebrew
Mar 17, 2023
תודה רבה, קארה - כיף לדבר שוב!
Maoz
Hebrew
Jan 21, 2020
תודה רבה, זה מצוין שאת משתמשת במילים החדשות שכתבת, תמשיכי כך!
Maoz
Hebrew
Dec 6, 2019
תודה רבה! את כל הזמן רק משתפרת, כל הכבוד!
Maoz
Hebrew
Nov 18, 2019
תודה רבה, קארה! נהניתי לשוחח כמו תמיד.
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    Neither of us is from here OR Neither one of us is from here When you use the word "neither" you are talking about neither "one" of you. One person "is"....not "are". "us" is not the object pronoun in this case
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    February 26, 2019
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    The correct way to say it is: Neither one of us IS married
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    February 26, 2019
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    Actually, in the sentence "I'm bored to death" , bored is an adjective. (and yes, "sick" is also an adjective in "I'm sick to death")- they are each describing how "I" feel. There are many adjectives that cannot be used with "____to death". You'll just have to remember that "thirsty to death " is not something we say in English (even though "thirsty" is an adjective). Strangely, we do NOT say "I'm hungry to death"....but we do say "I'm starving to death".......Hmmm
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    February 26, 2019
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    Yes, you should use "the" because you are talking about a specific type of corrosion
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    February 25, 2019
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    1. if you like your meal, you say: " It's delicious, thank you" or just " it's very good, thank you" 2. I'm not sure I understand the question- if you give them a card, they may ask if you're paying by credit or debit. If you want to pay, just say "check please" 3. "what's up?" = "how are you?" . If you're in a casual restaurant it may mean "how can I help you?"
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    February 25, 2019
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