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be willing to
"be willing to"
Could you show me how I should take the nuance?
Some sources say, It intend to do something on positive attitude( spontaneously, willingly).
But another one says it's a negative attitude(reluctantly).
So I'm a little confused.
And how is it different from "be going to"?
Thank you.
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Bless you
As I study English, I sometimes come across the explanation like this.
"~ When someone sneezed, you should(have to?) say Bless you.
~It comes from cultural background. ~"
My concern is
Is it ok even if the people who don't have the same cultural background say it as well?
Wouldn't it actually be an inappropriate?
Or do I think worry too much?
Thank you
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What does "It looks like snow." mean?
"It looks like snow."
Which meaning should I take?
1 It's not snowing now. But it's coming soon.
2 You can see something different like snow.
Or are there anything else?
thank you.
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