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I have a hard time to make the diference between "definitely" and "definitively"
It looks very similar in a lot of contexts but I've already been corrected about it by native speakers without getting explanation.
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I'm kind of confused about the way to use "Amount" or "number" or "Quantity" Could someone help me ?
For example, can we say ?
An amount of water
An amount of people
An amount of money
An amount of anger
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What's the difference between an appointment and a date ?
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Can we use "to ensure" and "to make sure" exactly the same way ?
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What's the difference between "keeping up with ..." and "keeping pace with ..." ?
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Are these expressions commonly used ? Are they all right ?
Each to his own
To each his own
Each to their own
To each their own
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What's the difference between "in" and "within" ?
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Is this sentense correct ? Is there a better way to say it ?
The tables are only for
customers eating here
between 11.30 am and 1.30 pm
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Is one of these sentenses wrong ?
I have never done a such hard test before.
I have never done such a hard test before.
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A grammar question, even if I'm probably not the fisrt to ask it.
Is one of the following sentences wrong? If they are both right, what's the difference between them ?
- I have lived here for ten years.
- I have been living here for ten years.
Thank you in advance for your explanations
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