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    In Standard English in the U.S., this is grammatically incorrect although some dialects like in some southern states, use this construction. Personally, I would steer clear of using it; it sounds terrible.
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    September 20, 2020
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    It means to ask to leave (typically work) an hour early.
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    August 9, 2020
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    Per your request: a) No, in sentence 2., you’re intending for « them » , as an object pronoun, to refer back to the subject but this sentence is grammatically incorrect. b)There is no verb « follow » in these sentences. The verb is « have lost. » c) No, it refers to the fans of brutal sports. d) The « following of them » makes no sense as explained in a) so I can’t answer this.
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    July 10, 2020
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    The fiscal year normally ends on the last day of the quarter so if someone says « ending March », it’s generally implied that it’s ending March 31st. It’s fairly common for the preposition to be dropped in this particular case.
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    July 9, 2020
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    J’ai récemment commencé à regarder la série Vampires sur NetFlix. Les sous-titres en français sont disponibles.
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    July 8, 2020
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    Sentence 1. is fine. You could also say followers instead of following. Sentence 2. is incorrect. « Them » would refer to some other 3rd party and doesn’t make sense. « Following » is a noun here. The verb in your examples is have lost, not follow. « Their following » refers to the patrons/fans of brutal sports.
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    July 8, 2020
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    No, it doesn’t make sense. Are you trying to say that it’s a feeling you’ve never had?
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    July 8, 2020
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    1. They seen animals, we made stages I just don't understand the meaning of "seen animal" and "made stages". He’s referring to black people being perceived as animals but they metaphorically made stages to perform on. 2. I killed this freestyle before they killed me What is the meaning of "freestyle" here? Freestyle is a form of anything really where there are little to no rules. Here, he’s freestyle singing. When you « kill » something, it means you succeeded or performed really well. 3. God, let me dedicate this to the 80% that ain't never coming home What is the meaning of "the 80%"? The 80% of people who won’t come home due to gang violence or police violence. 4. Chuck my set up and it feel good What is the meaning of "set up" here? Here, « set up » sounds like he’s referring to where he was living. He’s leaving. 5. When I made that turn off the 110 What is the meaning of "turn off the 110"? The 110 is a freeway in LA. 6. They got your world on wheels What is the meaning of "on the wheels"? I assume he means moving at a high rate of speed. 7. Girl let’s roll through them hills off the ten I just don't understand the meaning of "off the ten". Off the interstate 10 highway in LA.
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    July 4, 2020
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    Salut ! Je suis là ! Je vis près de San Francisco et je suis à la recherche un/une français/e pour améliorer mon français. Envoyez-moi un message si vous êtes intéressée.
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    July 3, 2020
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    Il m’envoie is correct. Il envoie moi is not. With an affirmative imperative sentence, moi is placed after the verb such as envoie-moi un cadeau Tu vas me manquer means I am going to miss you/ you are going to be missing from me. It’s a specific construction with the verb se manquer. In French, the person missed is the subject of the sentence, whereas in English, the person missed is the object. Tu vas me has no meaning by itself. Tu vas means you are going.
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    July 3, 2020
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