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    plural words end with "o", it goes with "s" or "es"? How do people know or on what basis for people to judge what should we put after a plural word end with letter "o"? Like "photos" and "Potatoes". What's the logic in it? Under what circumstances we should add "es" or "s" after a plural word? Really need a native speaker to help me out here...
    May 21, 2020
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    "working out" or "doing work out"? I know people usually call exercising or lifting weight in the gym as "workout" (or "work out?" I don't know which way it is.) What if I want to say something in "ing" form? Should I say "I'm working out." or "I'm doing the workout."? BTY, is it "workout" or "work out"?
    May 18, 2020
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    IN or AT? "There are tigers at the zoo." I read it from a book the other day. And I wondered... Can I say "There are tigers in the zoo?" And what is the difference between them?
    May 9, 2020
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    About tense. Which one is right? 1. Did you find any mistakes in your homework and try to correct them? 2. Did you find any mistakes in your homework and tried to correct them? I know verbs should be remaining base form after "did", but the word "try" in this sentence is a little bit far away from "did" and it's right after "and". I'm not sure which form should it be.
    May 7, 2020
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    Which one is right? Why? Everyone is doing their job. Everyone is doing their jobs.
    April 19, 2020
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    Yeah, it's a typo. It should be "little". :P
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    February 9, 2020
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    How to translate or understand the last sentence of this passage? wheels This tractor has big wheels. Trucks have big wheels, too. This scooter has litter wheels. Skateboards have litter wheels, too. Some wheels are big. Some wheels are litter. How are wheels the same? ------------------------------------------------ Based on the context I think it means "Why all the wheels are the same?". But it used the word "how", so it could be also meaning "In what ways that all the wheels are the same?" Or... Maybe "how are ... the same" is a fixed phrase in English? But be that as it may, how to answer that exactly?
    February 9, 2020
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    Yeah, but if it's singular, why there is "apples" following which is a plural?
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    December 18, 2019
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    But how about "Apple is my favorite fruit." This one seems right to me. It's tricky! I'm confused.
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    December 18, 2019
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    Cause I remember that we can't say "This is apple" and we need to say "This is an apple". So I'm not sure if it's right to say "My favorite fruit is apple." But "My favorite fruit is an apple" seems wrong though.
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    December 18, 2019
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