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Phrasal verb Is there anyone who can tell me the difference between the followings? Go through Come through Get through If there are some differences, why? Thanks
26. Februar 2020
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structure process Can you tell me about the meaning of "structure process"? ex) work within a structured process develop structure processes
4. August 2019
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Pleas tell me about the meaning. "Conference room is down there." Can you tell me about the exact meaning of it? I wonder if it means the conference room is downstairs or it is a little far from this spot.
7. Juli 2019
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You and I haven't really had a life together yet please tell me the meaning of the phrase "You and I haven't really had a life together yet". I am curious about the exact meaning of it. Thank you.
6. August 2018
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what is the exact meaning of "as if we haven't got enough to do"? I would appreciate it if you tell me the meaning.
24. Juli 2018
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Would vs do What is the difference in meaning? Why would you ask that? Why do you ask that? I wonder what is the difference in meaning between "would" and "do". Thank you.
19. Juli 2018
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would have to and had to Can someone teach me about this? I would have to be seen by him. I had to be seen by him. What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences?
8. April 2018
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A does not work as B did. A does not work as B did. In this sentence, I am confused whether B did work or not. Namely, A: not work, B: work OR A: not work, B: not work Which one is correct?
30. März 2018
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the meaning of "Share" I share my toy with my friend. This means the toy is mine, and I allow my friend to use the toy with me. Then, if the toy belongs to my friend, what verbs should I use instead of "share"? I share my friend's toy with my friend. This is weird, right? I can not "share" my friend's toy because the toy is not mine. How can I describe this situation? I am using the toy that belongs to my friend.
28. September 2017
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Buy you Something "One of my friends bought me a pencil" I understand it like this: my friend maybe likes me, he paid for the pencil at a store, and gave me it for free. My understanding is right? Then, if he just bought the pencil with my promise that I would pay him for the pencil later when he gives it to me, what verb should I use instead of "bought". Is there any more proper verb?
23. September 2017
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