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Hi，Thanks for any help in advance.
I was wondering what does the "favourable" mean in the following sentence.
"Obviously, they(A company) have the choice of accepting the very favourable terms that another company- KMG Pic- have given them to buy them out."
What makes me confused is that which side benefits more in this deal? or it means fair for both sides?
I looked up the dictionary, 'favourable' seems have both meanings of 'advantageous' and 'fairly good, and not too expensive'. I am not sure which one is suitable for this context, thanks.
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Have yet to do sth. =haven't yet done sth. Is this right? and I read this from an article "they haven't yet to decide on a name" so using "haven't yet to do sth." is also right to describe something that you haven't done yet? Thans a lot.
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impression&imitation
A comedian often amuses people by his impression of Trump.
A comedian often amuses people by his imitation of Trump.
impression and imitation in this context, I was wondering which one is better, thank you for your help.
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The pronunciation of " 's "
Adam's apple、Lily's book
Could you tell me the pronunciation of " 's ", does it sound /z/ or /s/? Thanks.
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what's the difference between situation and circumstance
They are quite similar, I was wondering if they can be replaced with each other most of the time? or any differences between them? Thanks.
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what's the difference between "have been" and "was being", thanks
I was wondering about these two sentences, 'I've been selfish" and "I was being selfish"
thanks in advance.
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don't sweat it
"don't sweat it", is this commonly used in English language?
and if I say don't sweat on it, adding the preposition "on" in this short sentence, is this right?
thanks:)
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got approved
my visa got approved.
I am wondering whether "I got my visa approved" is a right way to say as the same meaning as the above sentence.
thanks:)
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could you help me explain what does "lie" mean in the sentence, thanks.
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could you help me explain what does "lie" mean in the sentence, thanks.
"when a case is brought in Federal court, decisions of the Supreme Court are obviously the most binding on a particular issue, followed by decisions of the circuit court to which an appeal from a district court lies."
I know the meanings of each single word, but i am confusing about the "lie" in the end of the sentence, is "lie to" a phrase here? could you help me divide the complex sentence into simple sentences? thanks a lot.
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