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I want to seek answers for some difficult English sentences or phrases. I'm from Changshu in China, and my major in university was English. So I like English very much. I want to continue to learn English after my graduation.
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    What's the difference between "have at" and "have at it"? I think that 'have at' = attack. Is there any other meaning? Also, is 'have at it' a derivation of the former? Why could people use it to mean 'go ahead' or 'help yourself'?
    February 3, 2013
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    "in times of" and "in time of"? What's the difference between "in times of" and "in time of"? Tks!
    January 29, 2013
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    "make a big deal about"? Can "make a big deal about" mean "pay great attention to"? Or the meaning "make a fuss" is more proper?
    December 31, 2012
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    The meaning of "in the sun"? Does "in the sun" has the meaning of "attract all people's attention"? Are below sentences right? My favorite singer releases the new album in the sun. Some people will be nervous to have their moments in the sun.
    December 19, 2012
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    所以 and 因此 both can mean the result, but their usage is quite different. 所以 and 因为 is often used in one sentence while 因此 and 因为 can't be used in one sentence. Another difference is that 所以 can be used between subject and verb while 因此 doesn't have this usage. For example, 他之所以取得这么好的成绩，是因为他平时学习很努力。 As to 因为, it means because. Hope it helps!
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    December 14, 2012
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  • Posted
    “What the balls is going on here?" Is "what the balls” here equals to "what the hell" which is used to strengthen the tone of the sentence?
    December 12, 2012
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    "Watch that cross fire,boys!" Is this sentence right?Or here "watch" should be changed to "watch out for"?
    December 6, 2012
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    "Hell of a thing" What is the meaning of "Hell of a thing"? Can it express the meaning of good?
    September 23, 2012
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    Is this sentence "We could quit now where we are a success" gramatically correct? If "We could quit now where we are a success" is gramatically correct, then how to explain it?
    September 21, 2012
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    What's the meaning of "I don't do tears"? As the titles says,can you explain to me the meaning of "I don't do tears". It would be better if you can give me some situations when to use it. Tks!
    August 25, 2012
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