What does the host say in the background after the man says “make some..”? It Sounds like “how do of you”.
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 13 hours ago
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Is “it” missing here? Or can it be dropped? I mean “set it on a plate.”
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 14 hours ago
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Does her American accent sound perfect and very neutral? She said she moved to the states at age 16.
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 day ago
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Does this English teacher sound native and have a Chinese American accent? She said she spoke with a Wisconsin accent.
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 7 days ago
Is her General American Accent very neutral? Any regional hints?
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 9 days ago
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Can we say “I’m stopped up” to mean “my nose is stuffed up”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 11 days ago
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Do any native speakers say “brand” in this context?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 11 days ago
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Are “ I went playing basketball” and “I went buying some groceries” and “I went getting my packages” also correct in AmE?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 14 days ago
How does this person’s American accent sound? Does it sound native?
voca.rou/Silver_Ad_1218 — 15 days ago
Is this usage common? I heard it a couple times on One tree hill.
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 17 days ago
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Does her American accent sound native? She moved to the sates at the age of 12.
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 23 days ago
What doe he say he after “not the whole thing”(8:35)? it sounds like “just…time”
reddit.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 30 days ago
I see it’s usually “I’m on Chapter 1.” Why is it “in” here. Are both correct?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
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What region of the US is this teacher’s accent from? She says she has a standard American accent.
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
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Do people use “lock” this way in AmE? How do people usually put it instead?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
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Can “never” be with “now”?
“I used to smoke a lot. I never smoke now.”
“I never drink now.”
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Is “self-serve” used as an adverb in this comment? And can it also be used as a verb as in “Customers can self-serve at the kiosk”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
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Does her American accent sound native? She says she is German and her husband is American.
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago