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Could you help me please?
I'd like to know about "generally" and "at all". As far as I know, they can have the same meaning, but "at all" is mostly used in negative sentences. What is the difference between "generally" and "at all"? When can I use each one of them?
Which one is correct? Why?
a) I don't like him at all
I generally don't like him
b) I like him at all
I generally like him
Thank you. I hope you understand what I mean.
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What does this sentence mean?
"I need to get in on this next time around." What does this sentence mean at all? And what does "time around" mean?
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What is the meaning of this sentence?
Up and at em.
I cannot understand the meaning of this sentence.
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About me.
I don't know what to write today because my life is quite boring. So, I'm going to tell about myself and my interests. I live in St.Petersburg. I like watching movies, my favourite genre is horror. I don't know why, but it really helps me to relax, and I'm never scared. As I've written before I love the English language, but I also learn Spanish at school. Besides, I learn Spanish already 8 years and English less than 5. But actually, I guess my Spanish is worse than English. Alright, what can I tell about myself anymore? I like drinking tea, acting. I like animals. I have a dog, a chincilla and two polecates. About 1,5 years ago I lost my favourite cat, and I miss him very much. I hope one day I'll can have a cat again.
Best wishes to everyone, thanks for reading this.
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What is the difference between "full" and "complete"?
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The song "Battle scars".. Is it correct?
There are such words: "They ain't never gonna change". Is it correct? I mean I thought "never" can't be used in negative sentences.
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Introduction
Hi everyone! I'm from Russia and I'm only 16 years old. I really love English language. In my future I want to live and work in one country.. Native language there is English. So, I aspire to make my dream come true. I found out about this site two days ago and I hope it can also help me to improve my English.
Please, correct my record(?) if I made some mistakes.
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Could you explain me the difference between "like" and "to be fond of"?
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