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It's a lot to process VS It has a lot of process which sentence is more natural and formal? 1) It's a lot to process 2) It has a lot of process can i also say "it is a lot of process"
11 septembre 2013
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can anybody tell the difference between the two sentences as follows 1)She was supposed to be helping me. 2) She was supposed to help me. Thank you
11 septembre 2013
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Please tell me ,,,what is exact the amount of "a couple of " and "a few " I heard pepple said" I will be back in a couple of days",it implies he will be away at least 2 days? or at most 2days? if he said "I will be back in a few days", i implies how many days he will be away? at least 3 days?
9 septembre 2013
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anyone can tell me if there are difference between "ancestry" and "ancestor" ? it is that they both mean a member in your family who lived long time ago? thank you
7 septembre 2013
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anybody could tell me the meaning of the word "with" in these cases 1, I am having fun with my friends 2, i am having fun with the kalaok machine some structure but different meaning of "with" i guess, please help me out ,i am so confused.can i regard it as same meaning in the flowing cases? 1) i am having fun with my friends. 2) he was fighting with his brother. likewise, 1) i wrote with this pan. 2) i was having fun with this Kolaok mashine.
6 septembre 2013
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SOS what could it mean?”she thinks she is all that“ i need you guys help, please tell me what this sentense could mean ,this is "she thinks she is all that". please tell me how to use it , what situation should it be used in, give me some examples for each possible situations if you can. thank you very much
5 septembre 2013
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A question about the word "with" "You and your guests can have fun with this new karaoke machine!" I know how to use this structure of the sentence ,and use pretty naturally. but i dont know why using the word "with",,please tell me what it means here. thank you
3 septembre 2013
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“I was clear with Park” what could it mean? i got this sentence from a TV series, a woman was consulting with her lawyer about divorce, Park was her husband who cheated on her.the woman did not want to go to court. she said" i was clear with Park,i wont go to court". that is the scene. so what could it mean?
1 septembre 2013
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questions about the word “with” ,"problem" and " issue" 1) can i say“i have problems with my cellphone” and does this expression has the same meaning as " my cellphone have problems". 2) if Mr A and Mr B are very angry with each other and trying to fight,can i say "oviously, A have issues with B " or "oviously, A have problems with B " , if can ,which one is more common? thank you
31 août 2013
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what is the difference between these two phrase" unhappy about " and "unhappy with"? is there any difference between these two phrase" unhappy about " and "unhappy with", or if they are almost interchangeble. 1)“ i am unhappy about having to work on a Saturday. ” can the word of "about" be instead of another word of " with" and the meaning is exactly same ? 2) "we were unhappy with the quality of the service" can the word of "with" be instead of another word of " about" and the meaning is exactly same ? thank you
30 août 2013
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