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What does “Something has to go” mean

Hello to all community members.I am preparing for the IELTS listening and rehearsing the cambridge books IELTS listening tests. I marked one question wrong and when i checked the...

Asked on 12/14/2021

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of/from several decades

In the following sentence is the usage of of idiomatic?Mr. Bhat of Shopian in south Kashmir, the largest apple producing area in J&K, says he cannot betray his trade partners...

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Can I use "camping up" here?

The police are camping (up) on the parking lot outside the mall where the hostage situation is taking place. Can I use "camping up" here to mean that they are...

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You know how many they/there are?

Two people are talking about some hostage-takers. One of them asks the other: "You know how many they are?" Is it possible to say "they" here? Or should it be:...

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Correct use of "being"

Is the use of being correct in the following sentence? "Accordingly, similar reports were found in the literature, being possible to establish a link among the three definitions"...

Asked on 12/12/2021 by hawally

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What is the difference in meaning between the following sentences?

The author ended his story by saying "life is short." The author ended his story saying "life is short."Does there need to be a comma after "story" in the second...

Asked on 12/12/2021 by user73175

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Is it clear and natural to say "rehearse the IELTS test"?

This series of books contains some IELTS tests. An ell post uses the phrase "rehearse the IELTS test" to...

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Is it correct to say "She is wriggling my kneepit with her foot"?

You're sitting with your knees bent, and your wife put her foot into your kneepit, then she twists and turn...

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Are they interchangeable, "it's not the time to watch the match" and "the match hasn't started yet"?

The match starts at 5 pm and you turned your TV on at 4:45 pm. And you said "it's not the time to watch the match" (the same way you...

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What is the sentence structure uses after "that"?

The first is the plethora of small businesses, from family-run corner shops and ice-cream parlours to hardware stores, that by and large are as scruffy as they were back then,...

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