Could anyone help me with the following question? "You’re going to hear to an interviews with an ex-Champions League football referee." Why is the preposition “to” used after the verb “hear”? In the dictionary it’s written that we use the direct object after “hear”. I thought that there is no need to use the preposition “to” in the above sentence. So could you explain why the decided to use it?

What is the meaning of "अब" (ab)? A. Before B. Later C. Now D. Yesterday

Choose the correct answer.

Is this an idiom? How do you say it another way? I know where the bodies are buried.

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Hello native English speakers. Sorry to disturb you again. I don't understand the four following sentences by grammar, nor their correct meaning , though they are come form my grammar book. 1. It is strange he hasn't married with all his money, and him so fond of children. 2. How could the room be cleaned, and me with rheumatism. 3. With very short intervals of sleep, and those entirely filled with dreams. 4. Integrity was in the tower, and decision. Question: Which is grammatically correct? What is the meaning of each sentence?

Could you please tell me if these sentences sound natural in everyday spoken English? Thank you! 😊 - His cooking skills have improved a lot over the years. - Over time, bad habits can become so deeply ingrained that they are very difficult to break. - Over time, bad habits can become so deeply ingrained that it's very difficult to break them. - Online scamming has gotten more and more sophisticated over the years. - His passion for literature only grew stronger over the years. - We haven't stopped laughing since the show started. It's a sure thing. - He hasn’t stopped complaining about the new manager since day one. - I’ve been getting nonstop spam calls over the past few days. - The prices of basic goods have kept going up over the past few years. - The prices of basic goods haven’t stopped rising over the past few years.

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