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Hello teachers, I have a question regarding the use of the term noted in the title. Is it correct to say 'The main attractions are accessible on foot at walking distance' I wonder if "accessible on foot" is redundant? or the phrase is OK? Thank you.

Hello teachers, Could you tell me if these two terms, mentionned in the title are interchangeable? I wonder if there's a situation where one term is more suitable than the other? Could you give me an example if it is so? Thanks

Hello teachers, I have a question regarding the title. Could I use this term to describe a situation where a boss demanded his employees to take leave on certain dates without their consent? I wonder if there's a specific term for this phenomenon? Please advise, Thank you

Hi what about this, "You have to take the good with the bad" Hope this helps

burton

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:roll: Jupiter has twenty moons

You should take care of your parents I don want to si him anymor.

NOOOOOO!!!. The sun is the smallest star in the galaxy