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Hello! I am currently working in a high-tech company in the US. But I did not grow up here. My native language is Chinese, and I use English everyday at work. But I still want to improve my English to native speaking level!
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    A friend just had a car crash, say something to her Can you help me make the following sentences more casual and, like, friendly, just like talking to a friend, not writing a formal documentation? I know it can be grammatically correct in many ways, but there should be some differences in sentence structures and/or word uses between feeling formal and feeling friendly/casual. "Is it a serious car accident?" "Did you hurt?" (And what else you can think about to add) Thank you!P.S. I want to know how badly the car is damaged, like just a scratch or totaled. What should I ask?
    April 9, 2019
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    你比大家都聪明。 都 describes a group, so it should follow a group. Here 大家 is a group, so 都 should follow it.
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    March 26, 2019
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    The translation depends on the context. Can you elaborate more about where you are trying to use this sentence? Like, are you answering someone's question on social network, or are you writing an essay about what you are currently doing?
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    March 25, 2019
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    Thanks DavidK, I think it is okay to use "all or nothing" in my case. I found this webpage https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/all-or-nothing that describes a similar situation: "The government has rejected the all-or-nothing approach in favour of a compromise solution." Maybe I didn't make my question quite clear, but I think I am okay with this answer. Also, great to know the story of "a Swiss watch"! :)
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    March 25, 2019
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    Is there a short phrase for something "none or all"? (see details) Like, if something has this particular part, all its functions work and everything is perfect; if something does not have this particular part, nothing on it works. I remember there should be a shorter phrase for that, like "it's either none or all blahblah"...?
    March 25, 2019
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    每一句话意思基本都很清楚，作为口语说出来没有问题。但是如果作为书面语，语法上并不完全正确。这是修改后的句子： 1.虽然我们住的公寓很宽敞，但是为了保持清洁，我们有负责人定期打扫卫生。 2.因为他是一个完美主义者，所以他要把书摆在书架上——他不喜欢乱七八糟的样子。 3.根据公司的计划，我们要把办公室的装修在近几个月里搞完。 4. 他非常不喜欢打扫房间，所以在床底下有这么多灰尘。 5. 搬家是很麻烦的一件事情。
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    February 25, 2019
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