Does she say “..a stretch manner” and “being as though”? (13:55). Does “being as though” mean “because”? I couldn’t find it in dictionaries.
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 3 days ago
Does he say “I’ll get you direct and the stuff”? (19:26) . Not sure what it means. Thanks
youtu.beu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 4 days ago
Which is correct? And Is “the” needed at the beginning of these?
(The) menu prices are high in that restaurant
(The) dish prices are high in that restaurant
(The) menu prices are high in the states.
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 16 days ago
Which sounds right? Can we put a word before “peer review” to modify it if that word is a course name and such.
1. I did the project report peer review with him.
2. “I did a peer review with him for/on the project report.
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 16 days ago
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Is “grind on something” or “grind something” correct? “I need to grind on my English grammar.” “I need to grind my English grammar.”
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 23 days ago
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Does “on up” mean onward? And what is “introduced language”? Thanks
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
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I guess this is not used in AmE. What do people say instead in the states?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
What does “off on the hooks” mean here? I don’t get “off.”
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Does he say “take the constant term on the outside” or “take the constant term outside”?
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
““The glacier dropped from 5 km high to 1 km high.” Does that sound natural?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Are “tall mountains” “high fence” “tall fence” correct?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
The context is I’m looking for the classroom. Which one sounds natural?
Where is Econ 1?
Where is the Econ 1 classroom?
Where is the classroom for Econ 1?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 1 month ago
Is “when have you had that since” correct in speech? Can “since” be put at the end of the question?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 2 months ago
Does she say “light” and “we are going out there”? What do those words mean in this context?
streamable.comu/Silver_Ad_1218 — 2 months ago
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Can “so” be used this way in other sentences? “They so love each other.” “I so like it.” “I so want a new car.” “I so hope that I can have a new car.”?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 2 months ago
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Does “I’m waiting in the lineup “ sound right in this context in AmE?
u/Silver_Ad_1218 — 2 months ago