In these sentences, should we use 'which' or 'where' to combine them? 1. The city is crowded. I live in that city. 2. The park is beautiful. I often visit this park

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Hi please help Strictly speaking, Great Britain consists of Scotland, Wales, and England, and the United Kingdom consists of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. What's " strictly speaking" in this sentence. It means" actually "

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Hi please help. In the song by Jamie miller What's " here's your perfect" mean? It means " you are perfect when it comes to this?

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The girl on the left is making circles with her hands around her eyes, What is she pretending to do? Is this sentence sounds/looks natural?

Could anyone help correct the two sentences? "The recognition this book has received is far beyond what it deserves." " The literary status of this book is much higher than it should have earned." Is there any better way to say it? Thanks!