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Hello, everyone! What is the difference between "I'm feeling myself good", "I feel myself good" and just "I feel good"? Could anyone explain it to me, please? I will appreciate your help!

hi everyone. Could anyone tell me, please what does word “chainmail” means?:) Thanks beforehand

I REMEMBER THE RAIN ON THE ROOF OF MY HOUSE. Could I use the preposition (of) before " the article "the" optionally? If not. In which situation you use "remember of"?

People say "change trains/planes" because it refers to the action of switching from one train/plane to another during travel. But when it comes to the following situation, things are getting weird: Let's apply the same rule. Then we've got the action of switching from one razor blade to another. The ONLY correct sentence would be "How do I change razor blades?" But it seems also correct and natural to say: "How do I change a razor blade?" Am I right? If so, why and between "change a razor blade" and "change razor blades," which is more common?

1 In imperative form, are "Go on up!" and "Up you go!" different? - "Go on up! Tom" and "Up you go! Tom" different? 2 In imperative form, are "Go on down!" and "Down you go!" different? - "Go on down! Tom" and "Down you go! Tom" different? 3 In imperative form, are "Go on in!" and "In you go!" different? - "Go on in! Tom" and "In you go! Tom" different? 4 In imperative form, are "Go on out!" and "Out you go!" different? - "Go on out! Tom" and "Out you go! Tom" different? Thanks!

Query about a singular or a plural noun. 1a. He was more hero than scoundrel. 1b. He was more a hero than a scoundrel. 1c. He was a more hero than a scoundrel. 1d. They were more hero than scoundrel. 1e. They were more heroes than scoundrels. Which is/are grammatically correct? 2a. He is philosopher enough to judge of this. 2b. He is enough of a philosopher to judge of this. 2c. He is enough of the philosopher to judge of this. Which is/are grammatically correct? 3a. He was less of a statement than a warrior. 3b. He was less statement than warrior. 3c. He was less a statement than a warrior. 3d. He was less the statement than the warrior. 4a. The child is father of the man. 4b. The child is the father of the man. 5a. Boy as he was, he was chosen king. 5b. A boy as he was, he was chosen a king. 5c. He was chosen king boy as he was. 5d. as a boy, he was chosen king. 5e. Though a boy, he was chosen the king. 5f. He , as a boy, was chosen king. Which is/are grammatically correct? 6a. They had turned spy. 6b. They had turned spies. 6c. They had turned the spy. 7a. Are we not men enough to face things as they are. 7b. Are we not man enough to face things as they are. 8a. I am friends with him. 8b. I am friend with him. 8c. I am a friend with him. 9. They stood __?__ (sentry, a sentry, sentries) 10. She was __?__ (master, mistress) of the situation.

Hi Italki. Teacher Simon here! Let’s do a letter challenge. What can you see here starting with C? 🤔🤔🤔