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What is the meaning of "I am so fly"?

I often hear teenagers saying things like "I am so fly". This term is confusing to me. Does it mean funny? Or dumb? I do'nt know....

Asked on 01/31/2021 by Trevor Clarke

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Usage of the word "appealing"

Can "appealing" or "appealed" be used to express interest on something like in the following sentences ? (1) "I find appealing the recent methods that he has been using to...

Asked on 01/31/2021 by joeren1020

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Is "flies off" natural when talking about a cut off arm

She strikes him with the lightsaber and his arm flies off.Is "flies off" natural here?...

Asked on 01/30/2021 by BreakingBad

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Does the word "discharge" sound more like /dɪstʃɑːʳdʒ/ or /dɪsdʒɑːʳdʒ/?

Does the word discharge sound more like /dɪstʃɑːʳdʒ/ or /dɪsdʒɑːʳdʒ/? How about exchange or disproportion? Do they sound more like /ɪkstʃeɪndʒ/ or /ɪksdʒeɪndʒ/? /dɪsprəpɔːʳʃən/ or /dɪsbrəpɔːʳʃən/? I know the word...

Asked on 01/30/2021 by Stats Cruncher

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correct usage with commas in this example

While introducing someone, we use commas. · This is Jane, my sister. · The...

Asked on 01/28/2021 by bluebell1

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'We cheer each other on before I depart.' - What does 'on' mean?

I'm not a native-speaker; sometimes prepositions (or adverbs) are tricky for non-native speakers. 'We cheer each other on before I depart.' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fgxCjetxgfU (look at 2:10) In this...

Asked on 01/27/2021

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How to understand "turned into" in the sentence?

Through his son Michael, Sonny Franzese supervised a gasoline-tax-evasion scam that turned into a billion-dollar enterprise lasting for six years, until the FBI broke it up in the mideighties.As I...

Asked on 01/26/2021

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Do we say “Seek help” or “seek for help”?

Do we add for when we say seek? Which of these is correct?To seek somethingOr...To seek for something...

Asked on 01/26/2021 by Nina

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Can one decide to distract oneself with or by something?

Is it correct to say"The girl he'd been long in love didn't reciprocate so he decided todistract himself with/by her friend and asked her out on a date"? or"He...

Asked on 01/26/2021

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Is “Children are easy to influence” correct sentence?

I made the following sentences. I think it’s best to say “Children are easily influenced”. But I am not sure if I should use the active or passive voice in...

Asked on 01/26/2021 by joy2020

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