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Longsleeve shirt, long sleeve shirt, or long-sleeved shirt?
Ads very rarely get it right.
They're looking for what looks visually appealing on a sign, not what is correct. long-sleeved is correct.
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Mental health condition
Saying someone "acts weird" sounds like a personal opinion. If you mean they act unconventionally or disparate from social norms, that doesn't mean anything is wrong with them at all. Their ...
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Mental health condition
In US slang, the word 'spaz' can describe a person like that. The meaning has changed over time and it does not mean the same thing from person to person. It is sometimes used to describe someone who ...
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Mental health condition
The term "disruptive mental health" is not a specific diagnosis or condition.
If I understood correctly, you are asking:
"What term describes someone without a diagnosed mental ...
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Mental health condition
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We could say generally this person is struggling with their mental health and has wild mood swings. It's not appropriate for non-medical professionals to use psychiatric terms on a person.
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"I sat in the kitchen sipping my coffee" AND "… and I was sipping my coffee"
OP asked about the grammar of the following sentences:
"I sat in the kitchen sipping my coffee."
"I sat in the kitchen and I was sipping my coffee."
In the first sentence, "...
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