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Can you combine these two sentences into one sentence? I often use these two sentences when I write business emails, but I sometimes want to say these in a sentence when there are too many sentences in an email. #1. I'm sharing reference photos. #2. Please refer to the attached file. For example, - I'm sharing reference photos with the attachment. (?) - I'm sharing reference photos as an attachment. (?) Thank you

Can I say grounding can help us escape from our daily life for the time being? Can anyone correct it for me？Thanks.

I thought that people who manage their business alone is called "solo business owner". A Japanese news site says that "own my own business" is the proper word. I feel it strange. May I ask how do native English speakers say the type of business owner in English?

Hello english native spekaers, I have a little concern... If there ia a double door gate to the mansion and inside of the mansion there are two buttons - one of them is going to open one side of the gate only (just for a person to pass) and the other one is going to open all the gate (in case car need to pass). The question is: how do you properly and correctly call the function of each button in english so it would be clear to understand for any english speaker. Thank you in advance for your help.

Here is your grammar question for today!

1. You live depending on your emotions only. 2. My heart goes to various appearances. 3. My heart goes to people with various appearances. (2 and 3 mean like "I don't care about appearance. Sometimes, my heart goes to a tall woman. Sometimes, my heart goes to a short woman. In other words, he doesn't have an ideal type of woman in terms of appearance.) Do these 3 sound natural? Thanks in advance!!

Is it correct that British English applies falling tone or fall-rise tone in yen/no questions, while American English rising tone? e.g. Do you have a dog?

Hi, here is something really confuses me, could you help me out? Me looking up “false” and “fake”, but I still can’t figure something out as they are adjectives. F.e.: she was charged with using a false passport. My question is whether the “false” should be replaced by “fake”.