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1) Can you please suggest an internet site listing everyday computer language? In particular, I need to carry out some research on computer phrasal verbs as well as on phrases, English people normally use when referring to their conputer work. 2) By the way, do you know any si...
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I forgot to include the very last sentences of the day. Thank you. 1) Do you dress your salad with oil and vinegar? Do you season your cutlet with salt and pepper? Do you usually serve pasta with a (?) meat sauce? 2) How do you call the dish you eat your suop from? Soup dish. ...
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Thank you very much. Here are some more sentences I'm not sure of. 1) Jason was very rude because he pushed Mickey. Mickey dropped the milkshake on the floor. Storm picked up the milkshake and poured it over Jason. The manager fired them both. 2)When I go to the supermarke...
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I forgot to include the following sentences. Thank you. 1) I can't come. I have to study for the school (?), I have to study physics for tomorrow's test, look after my brother, clean my room, go the dentist's. 2)I have already an appointment with Peter (Where shall...
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Can you please check if the indefinite article is correct? I followed your advice. 1) I'll have a : chicken breast, a roast leg of lamb, a sirloin steak, a boiled egg, a cod, a plaice, a sole, a half-litre bottle of waer no article with: braised beef,grapefruit juice, brea...
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Do you ever use “a”/an in front of food when you order it in a restaurant? I hope you can have a look at the following orders and tell me whether or not they sound better with the indefinite article. Thank you. I'll have ... pasta with clams and mussels/tomato sa...
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In my previous post I forgot to include a question. I'm doubtful about the use of certain expressions I haven't found in my grammar reference book. I hope you can have a look at them. 1) We are leaving from Alba (to Genova or for Genoa) on 23. March at 12.30 am. We are...
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Thank you very much for helping me. I just need you to check these sentences I'm still doubtful of. 1)He is compared to a cannon loaded to the muzzle with facts determined to "bombard" his pupils with them 2)The depiction of the two pupils is achieved through con...
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As promised, I'm posting you the sentences I'm really doubtful of. I hope you can help me with the rephrasing. 1)He has devoted his entire life to pursuing facts. He is described as carrying a rule, a pair of scales and a multiplication table always in his pocket. 2)Hi...
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I forgot to include these other sentences on the same theme. Thank you very much for your help. 1) He is compared to a cannon loaded to the muzzle with facts and prepared to blow them clean out of childhood. (What does it mean? I can't express this concept) 2) He usually r...
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