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Brass tacks vs nitty-gritty Hey, I have a weird question, but what's the difference between 'brass tacks' and 'the nitty-gritty'. I feel like the meaning of both phrases is very similar; however, the first one is American-ish, the second is more British. Your thoughts please? Many thanks!
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mix vs blend vs intermingle Mix vs blend vs intermingle - Is there any subtlety between the meaning of these words?
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"Our approach is different to whose our competitors use" - is it correct? Our approach is different to *whose* our competitors use. I have a hunch that the word "whose" is being using incorrectly in this sentence; however, an article in Collins dict says: You use whose at the beginning of a relative clause where you mention something that belongs to or is associated with the person or thing mentioned in the previous clause. Could anyone help me and tell if this sentence correct or not? Thank you.
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The last time I went to the cinema [19:13:41] arbide38: The last time I went to the cinema [19:16:23] arbide38: The new one is the best one since the first one [19:22:42] arbide38: Romantic comedy [19:22:44] arbide38: romcom [19:29:51] arbide38: we don’t have the sea
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Difference between "make up for", "reimburse" and "offset" Good day everyone! Could you please explain to me the difference between "make up for", "reimburse" and "offset". Give an example if possible. Thanks.
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