▲ 23 r/EnglishLearning
Does “I’m waiting in the lineup “ sound right in this context in AmE?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 day ago
▲ 41 r/EnglishLearning
Can “trouble” be countable in AmE? Does “it’s too much of a trouble” sound right?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/MLBNoobs
What is “top rail”? AI tells me that it’s the very upper boundary or edge of the strike zone. Not sure if that’s right. Thanks.
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 8 days ago
What is the opposite of the second sentence? Does “He finished well up the leaderboard” sound natural?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 21 days ago
▲ 13 r/EnglishLearning
Can “I get it” also mean “I can handle it or I can handle this task or chore without help” in AmE? I remember hearing something like “I got it” in that context. Thanks.
reddit.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 22 days ago
▲ 13 r/EnglishLearning
Does “put your camera on” mean “turn on”? Is this used in AmE?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 23 days ago
▲ 112 r/EnglishLearning
Can these all function as a noun when the context is clear? like “he has a van pattern” “he has a tuxedo” “he has a bicolor” “he has a seal point”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 25 days ago
Do “at the beginning” and “at the start” and “to begin with” imply something changes later like “at first”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 26 days ago
Why is it “on some plays” instead of “in some plays”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
▲ 15 r/EnglishLearning
“latter half” is correct but former half” is wrong? Does “former part” sound right ?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Does her American accent sound native? She says She moved to the states at age 13 in the clip.
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Is “take an engineering degree” also correct like “study for a degree”? (43:38)
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Where is this guy’s Canadian accent from? I feel It sounds different from the neutral canadian accent. Does it sound like the upper middle west accent?
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
What does she say after “come out”? (10:06). It sounds like “into the skin a little more”?
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
She said it’s called “house shoe” in the states. Is that right? She is from Kentucky, by the way.
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago