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Recently, I have come across with people reading 2012 as "twenty, twelve". I was wondering if this is correct. I always read it as "two thousand twelve".
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Could you please help me with the following sentence?
"It's strange that you, of all people, haven't heard the news."
Does it mean everyone except for you knows the news?
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Could you please change the following sentence into question? Or, is the following question correct?
"Cancers can't stand staying at home."
Q=> Can't Cancers stand staying at home?
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I was wondering if you could help me with the following sentences.
Are they similar in meaning? If yes, how?
I would appreciate it if you explain further. Thanks in advance.
The space probe Cassini ill have started orbiting Saturn within the next three years.
Cassini will be...
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Could you please let me know if the word 'feeling' in the following sentence is considered gerund or not? and why?
"I never try to disguise my true feeling"
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Could please clarify the meaning of " you're on" in the following conversation?
"A: You tell me what the top three events are and I'll compare them to the survey, deal?
B: You're on!"
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Could you please let me know when we use ' I am seeing' ? Is that correct to use it? I'm confused since I've learned 'see' is a stative verb.
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1. Could you please clarify the difference between 'especially' and 'specially'?
2. is the following sentence grammatically correct? " It's important that learners not be influenced by..."
I would appreciate it if you provide more similar examples!
3. what preposition do we usually use with...
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Could you please help me with the right sentence?
"The more registered children, the better we will be able to..."
OR
"The more registered children, the better will we be able to..."
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Hi, I was wondering what "more frequently than not " means in the sentence " Throghout his essays, Addison more frequently than not acknowledges the superiority of ancient critics."
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could you please clarify the difference between the two sentences below?
1. She hasn't talked to him in a few days.
2. She hasn't talked to him for a few days.
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