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is for questions about whether or not a particular phrase or sentence is a usual or common way that fluent English speakers might express something.
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feel secure vs feel confident
I have a bit of a confusion with these two:
A. You should feel secure during the interview.
B. You should feel confident during the interview.
Can they be used interchangeably in this particular conte …
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"to stress out for something"
Is it ok to use the preposition "for or because of" with "stress out" as in:
Don´t stress out for / becuase of the interview.
I know the the most common prepositions are over and about but I´ve foun …
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Is "natural person" an idiomatic way to describe someone who's the opposite of pretentious?
Often in Spanish, we use the adjective "natural" to describe someone who looks natural (not much makeup or expensive clothes) or someone who is the opposite of pretentious. Would you use "natural" to …
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