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I and me
I or Me
How does a long leather jacket keep the body warm?
How Long Leather Jacket Keep The Body Warm?
I've no idea if it's short for it's me. Sorry
I or Me
Me!
I or Me
Yes about time
"Usual day" or "normal day"?
Typical
"Usual day" or "normal day"?
I prefer the version with "about"
Tell me something/about something
Never heard of opening or closing a table or a bill. The only thing that i can think of for the bill is that, in pubs in the UK, you can open a tab - a running bill for the evening to bep iad for at the end.
'Open a table'? 'Open a bill'?
x
"Pity" as an adjective
Either is good as far as I'm concerned
No doubt vs Undoubtedly
x
At about 2 o'clock/About at 2 o'clock
x
No doubt vs Undoubtedly
I think that where I live and work, we don't have a translation for what you probably mean by "teacher in charge of a class".
How to call: a teacher in charge of a class
"Feverish"?
Is 'feverish' a good word to describe 'romance'?
Skip the "the"
In real life OR in the real life
x
In real life OR in the real life
No. I don't like that. At the least, add "the next one". Better still. "No, the one after". Even better "the following year".
Next year OR Next one
The contraction is less formal - otherwise it doesn't really matter
How old is Anna?/How old's Anna?
The contraction is less formal - otherwise it doesn't really matter
How old is Anna?/How old's Anna?
Is It True?
I read German better than I speak it.
There is - is perfectly acceptable (most people would use this in spoken language) but there are - is grammatically more correct.
There is OR There are
English
SAY: I like all Japanese food except Natto
Gracias, dank u, obrigado, merci.
Thank you
