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Hello community!
I know the words Met/know/'get to know' can be used with people but can the 3 of them be also used with objects? Like met/know/get to know SOMETHING ?
Thanks in advance
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Hello community
I live in Costa Rica and I have a question
How do native speakers pronounce the name of my country?
A) Cɒstə Ricə
B) Cɔstə Ricə
C) Coʊstə Ricə
Thanks in advance!
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Hello community. Please help!
I have this sentence
"This will help to prevent the ear wax from hardening."
My question is... Is the following sentence also correct?
"This will help the ear wax not harden"
Thanks
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Hello community!
Do these sentences mean the same?
He steals food in order for his kids to eat
He steals food for his kids to eat
Thanks in advance!
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People, Im si confused about this.
I read this on the Internet recently :
They would've much rather seen him playing in the band.
Why is it "seen" instead of " would've much rather SEE him"?
Thanks in advance
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People, hello. I have this question
I ran into this question on internet
"What would be your next step after doing this?"
Is that correct?
Why isn't "What your next step be after doing this?"?
Thanks
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Hello! I have this doubt
Do `Resolve something and get something resolved` mean the same?
And does that rule apply for all the verbs in english?
For example, love somebody and get somebody Loved or destroy something and get something destroyed etc
When does that rule apply?
It's been something Ive always had trouble with...
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Hello community!
Can u help me with this?a
OK, I know this question is correct: how can a company grow?
BUT, is this other question incorrect? : how does a company can grow?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello community!
Is this sentence correct? If not, What would be the correct way to express the idea.
***I had to have had more money if I wanted to buy the house.***
In spanish it would be something like:
Tuve que haber tenido más dinero si quería comprar la casa.
Is my english translation ok?
Thanks in advance!
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Hello community.
Are both sentences correct?
1. They seem to not benefit from something
2. They do not seem to benefit from something.
Thank you in advance!
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