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In the context of this article, can 'do you know what?' and 'Do you know.' be used interchangeably?

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This is a multiple-choice fill-in-the-blank question. The correct answer for the seventh question is 'annoying,' but 'jealous' is also among the options. My question is why can't 'jealous' be chosen? Would the sentence still be correct if 'jealous' were chosen?Thank you so much!

What does “ in a bid “ mean in the following highlighted context ? Does it mean “ in an effort “?

General I eat breakfast with a meat bun and a soybean milk at school every day morning. （一般我在学校每天早上吃早餐一个肉包和一杯豆浆） Help me found results that my English grammar and words. Thank u!

What is a gerund?? A gerund is a noun formed by adding the suffix "-ing" to a verb. Gerunds look like present participles (verb forms that also end in "-ing"), but their role in a sentence as nouns distinguishes them. Subject: Swimming is good exercise. Object: She enjoys reading. Complement: His favourite activity is painting.

Could anyone help me with this sentence in Virginia Woolf's diary? 1. What does it mean by "couldn't take her hot water" here? 2. And, does "ringed jersey" here mean having a different colour on the collar and cuffs? Thank you very much! The diary entry goes like this: Vita [Sackville-west] was here for Sunday, gliding down the village in her large new blue Austin car, which she manages consummately. She was dressed in ringed yellow jersey, and large hat, and had a dressing case all full of silver and nightgowns wrapped in tissue. Nelly [Woolf's housekeeper] said ‘If only she weren’t an honourable!’ and couldn’t take her hot water. But I like her being honourable, and she is it; a perfect lady, with all the dash and courage of the aristocracy, and less of its childishness than I expected.

Hi there! I have some questions about English speaking: •How could I speak English more fluently?😨 I always want to ensure that my pronunciation and intonation are accurate enough. I also don't want to make any grammatical mistake in my dialogue. So it takes me much time to organize my words and speak them out. But I just found that these two bad habits make my words lengthy, weird and I can't speak faster. (Maybe it's time for me to learn phonetic skills? •Which kinds of accents is widely used and suitable for learning?😦 I like both British accent and American accent so I've learned all the phonetics of these two accents. But British accent sometimes confuses me. It seems that It's a blend of many local pronunciations, which makes it hard for me to catch up with native speakers' dialogues. Besides, it seems that its words and phrases are using in a very different way, like: A: Wagwan, Pang ting innit? B: Say nothing Bruv. I really enjoy learning different accents as well as English speaking!! I'd be appreciative of your practical suggestions!!😊