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"At what age" vs. "from what age"

Could you tell me if there is any difference in meaning and usage between at what age and from what age? For example:At/From what age are you allowed to drive...

Asked on 12/09/2021

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When do I hyphenate compound nouns used as adjectives?

For example, is the correct phrase English-language journals or English language journals?...

Asked on 12/09/2021

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Honey, you are priceless!

Here's an introduction:I love the word precious. It's a wonderful word when you say it to your wife but I wanted to say that she is not simply precious but...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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You may leave the room,how can we report it

How could we report:"You may leave the room", the Teacher saidCan we report it asTeacher gave me the permission to leave the roomORTeacher said to me that I...

Asked on 12/07/2021 by user329742

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How's it going with...?

I want to ask my friend about how his relationship with a girl he's with is going. Are these completely natural: How's it going with Hannah? How's it going with...

Asked on 12/07/2021 by wildim90

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Either begin from or on

What is the error in the following sentenceThe examination begins from Monday next week.On many of the websites I found that it should be on instead of from, but I...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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How to tell apart /ɝ/ and /ɛ/?

Today I discovered the word "scurry" and I immediately found that I couldn't tell it apart with "scary". I looked it up and found that it boils down to differentiating...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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Who exactly is "him" here?

In The Old Guard (2020), Nile joins immportal team:Genova: It used to take years to track a new one. Booker was thelast. 1812.< Nile: No way. Booker: Yeah,...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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Is there any joke exist in Livre's words?

In The Old Guard (2020), Freeman sees a statue of Rodin in Immortal Andy's caves: Freeman: This is an honest-to-God Rodin. Wait. Did you knowhim? Livre: Probably biblically. (Livre...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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"Someone talking" or "someone is talking"?

There is a phrase in textbook: "You will hear someone talking about body language." Isn't it supposed to be "You will hear someone is talking about body language."? Google search...

Asked on 12/07/2021

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