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user 153097
Use this tag for questions about meanings of whole sentences rather than phrases.
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Is I am outside correct sentence
Consider the situation when someone is calling you, and you are in a busy street. Is sending a message - I am outside correct English?
Although it does convey the meaning that I am not at home.
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Usage of lowlife
I checked the meaning of 'lowlife' on two different dictionaries:
Cambridge Dictionary
a person who exists by criminal activities or has a way of life that most people disapprove of
Merriam-Webst …
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Using of with at the end of a sentence
There is a commonly used sentence, "let's get it over with."
I could also say, "let's get it over."
In many sentences, I have seen the use of "with" at the end. Does it make any difference to the mean …
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Is it rude to say you would not know what it is
Suppose someone asks me what questions you got in the interview. What could I reply if I didn't want to reveal the question?
Is saying: The interviewer asked the question on the call. You wouldn't kno …
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