What do you call this type of sudden up-and-down movement of a car?
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 1 day ago
r/English_Learning_Base
How do you describe how the couple are sleeping here? I mean, their pose.
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 1 day ago
Is 'the big bucks' here sarcasm? I don't know how to feel about different annual salaries in the US.
$45k does not seem good for a professional career.
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 2 days ago
Why is it not 'from' here?
I've never seen the phrase 'benefit with', which is probably not a collocation.
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 3 days ago
What do you call what's on the TV screen here? It's like there's no signal.
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 4 days ago
What does the underlined part mean? I feel like it's supposed to mean the US gov was not like any other that had existed, but shouldn't it be 'which had never existed before' then?
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 5 days ago
What do you call the noise a bed makes when someone's moving on it?
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 6 days ago
What do you call it when people take turn singing a song together?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 7 days ago
How do you describe what this woman's doing to this man? I mean, how to give the detail that she initiated it?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 7 days ago
Is using 2 separate-in-meaning adjectives after a noun for modification natural? Like the 'alive' and 'dumb' here. First time ever to notice this structure in any English material.
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 9 days ago
What do you call this type of chair with a tall back in the middle here?
?
u/Unlegendary_Newbie — 6 days ago