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Whole number? What do you call a number that is not a fraction in English? In Spanish we call it 'número entero' = 'whole number' I know there's another word for it but I can't think of it right now... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
2015년 8월 31일
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Question for British people College student who spends a period of time teaching at a school as part of his/her training. Is he/she a practice teacher? Student teacher? I'm looking for the word they use in the UK. Thanks!
2015년 8월 26일
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Devalue or devaluate? I've just read the word "devaluate." Is it correct? Thanks.
2015년 5월 7일
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Neither of them is or neither of them are I'm confused. Which one is correct? Thanks!
2015년 4월 27일
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Is "murderer" the most difficult word to pronounce in English?

Even if I don't speak like native speakers (and unfortunately I will never be able to do so, no matter how hard I try :(() I don't usually have much trouble pronouncing words. However, I find "murderer" extremely hard to say. My tongue gets twisted and there's no way I can say it in a natural way. That's why I use "killer" instead lol.

I've watched a lot of videos of people explaining how to say it and I do practise but now I kind of feel like giving up lol.

Does anyone feel the same about this word? Do you guys have trouble with other words?

2015년 3월 5일
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Never-ending

Hi everone! I'm new here. I just wanted to ask a question about the word "never-ending".

I know that it's an adjective and could be used as "the never-ending story" or "the never-ending whatever" but I'd like to use it in a specific context and I'm not sure if it fits.

 

" Nowadays children spend never-ending hours in front of the television".            

 

 

 

can hours be never-ending? Is that correct? If not, any suggestions?

Thanks 

 

 

 

2015년 3월 4일
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