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Please explain the difference between "except" and ‘except for“. Thanks! Please explain the difference between "except" and ‘except for“. Thanks for your help!
January 7, 2018
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Which is good? "He suggests us reading books" " He suggests us read" " He suggests we read" Which is good? "He suggests us reading books" " He suggests us read" " He suggests we read" Thanks!
April 7, 2017
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"five more minutes " or " five minutes more"? If I need more time to do something, what I should say? Which is correct? Thanks
December 31, 2016
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Are these English sentences correct? 1." What does he look like?" 2." What is he like? " ( Is it the same as the first sentence?) 3." How does he look like?" 4. " How does he look?" 5." How is he like?" 6. “He has the same weight as me?“ Can you help?Thanks!
November 9, 2016
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Are these English sentences correct? 1." What does he look like?" 2." What is he like? " ( Is it the same as the first sentence?) 3." How does he look like?" 4. " How does he look?" 5." How is he like?" 6. “He has the same weight as me?“ Can you help?Thanks!
November 9, 2016
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"I haven't slept well recently "or" I haven't been sleeping well recently?" "I haven't slept well recently "or" I haven't been sleeping well recently?"Which one is good? Thanks .
July 6, 2016
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Are they correct?: 1.Sounds like a great fun. 2, Fish go bad easily? Fun is an uncountable noun, why put " a" in the first sentence? Fish is uncountable , so I think " goes " is good in the second sentence?
April 10, 2016
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Is this sentence correct? The bus has arrived here 10 minutes ago. Thanks!
March 12, 2016
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She's late,but I'm sure" she is arriving soon",or "she will be arrive soon". She's late,but I'm sure" she is arriving soon",or "she will be arrive soon". Which one is better? Thanks!
February 29, 2016
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I saw him SWIM in the pond just now? or SWAM?or SWIMMING? Which is better? Or different? I saw him swim in the pond just now? or swam?or swimming? Thanks!
January 9, 2016
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