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Should I use "nag" or "nag at" in the following example?

I'm confused about the difference between the two. I know that "nag at" can refer to a problem that's nagging at you. How about in this example?One day, I nagged...

Asked on 12/12/2021

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Is it natural and correct to say "talk via audio" meaning to actually talk to someone over the phone rather than text?

Is it natural and correct to say talk via audio meaning to actually talk to someone over the phone rather than text? For example:Do you prefer to talk via text...

Asked on 12/12/2021

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Which is correct? “To be done business” or “to do business with”

Could some help to clear my confusion as I am uncertain which sentence is grammatically correct:He is not the right person to be done business with. He is not...

Asked on 12/09/2021 by Anum Zafar Khan

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How do we use invariable plurals?

I'm trying to get my head round how we use so called invariable plurals. I have been through about a million different sites now, and come up with the following:...

Asked on 12/09/2021

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What is single word for omit the details?

I am writing a manual like below:do A.do B.do C (omit the details).step 3 is already mentioned in another document, the reader of this manual already knows the details.so...

Asked on 12/09/2021 by JustWe

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"related to educational contexts" vs. "related to education"

From a tutorialThis test consists of four sections, each with ten questions. The first two sections are concerned with social needs. The first section is a conversation...

Asked on 12/09/2021

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Does "my + singular noun" imply my only something/someone unless it comes with any prior reference?

Example 1: My friend told me that .........."My friend" is a singular noun phrase, and its plural form is "My friends", right? If so, does this sentence "My friend told...

Asked on 12/09/2021

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meaning of "practice test notice"

A tutorial uses a phrase "practicetest notice" when talking about this answer sheet. Does it refer...

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The trading team was disbanded. Is this sentence idiomatic?

The situation is this: A trading team made a big loss and was broken up. And all the team members get fired. I want to tell this situation to others....

Asked on 12/09/2021

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"answer sheet" vs. "test paper"

In post meaning of "practice test notice", I called this thing "answer sheet", then I realized it might be test paper rather than "answer sheet". ...

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