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Hi dear native speakers
Would you please help me out with this question?
A: I think it’s time to cut a deal; my client has been through enough and I don’t want him to get a life sentence.
B: I’m listening. What do you have in mind? A: I’m proposing leniency in exchange for full cooperation. No more …(1)… .
B: That sounds like a fair trade. I’m ready to accept the arrangement.
A) roughing it
B) dragging your feet
Which one suits the blank?
Thanks in advance
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Hello dear native speakers
How many of the following options are possible? And which one is the best?
He ....... thankful that he wasn't hurt in the accident instead of complaining about the damage to his car.
1) should have been
2) should be
3) might have been
4) might be
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Hello dear native speakers.
Which one is correct.
My heart goes out to Jessica because she is badly off that cannot go on a foreign trip or even get a computer car for ............ after years of hard work.
1) her
2) herself
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Hello dear native speakers
Is the following sentence grammatically well-formed?
A rhonocerous horn is made of a hairlike substance, and if broken off, will grow back.
I feel the comma should come after "and" because we have no subject for "will grow back" .
Thanks in advance
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Hello dear native English speakers
Which one is correct?
They have to leave their ancestral land on ..... they depended for their livestock.
1) where
2) which
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Hello dear native speakers
Which one works here?
She has produced structures that defy the normal law of engineering, ...... have intrigued and excited the public.
1) but which
2) therefore they
3) Both of the above work here👆
I feel 1 works, but is there anything wrong with option 2?
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Hello
Is the following sentence well-formed?
Before becoming an actor, Brad Pitt once had a job wearing a chicken costume as advertising for a local restaurant.
Don't we need an "of" after "job"?
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Hello
Is the following sentence well_formed?
Some animals in factory farms spend their lives confined to concrete stalls.
Or should we use " being confined"?
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Hi
Which one is correct?
His views do not reflect ............ of the editor.
1) those
2) the ones
3) Both 1 and 2
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Hi
What does the second sentence mean?
Scientists are now much closer to understanding how facial recognition works. In the meantime, their work is enjoying immediate application in law enforcement.
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