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' fancy someone's chances' phrase usage

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Which word describes a state of mind when you make unnecessary easy-to-avoid mistake?

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Does 'turn around' mean 180° or 360°?

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How should I find the correct subject in (who) questions?

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A word that fits in three sentences

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When someones does everything he is asked to do (expression)

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Which sentence is correct? (as well as)

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What does 'casual association' mean?

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"Of selecting" vs "about selecting"

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Regarding the meaning of "convenient"

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A word or an idiom for when you try to squeeze out some soap and you get shot with it instead

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What does "Self-indulging" mean?

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A "user" is "it" or "he/she"?

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"Would you mind if I [do something]?" versus "Would you mind me [doing something]?"

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How to use 'could' in following sentences?

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Is there a more concise way to say "cars stuck in traffic"?

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In a sentence, would I say, "Becoming part of", or "Becoming a part of"?

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be+to+verb, be+about+to+verb

testing the English teaching waters in Korea -- what does that mean?

When does "never" mean "not" and when does it mean "not ～ so far, but"?

How should I say correctly about using a tap or faucet

"Do you have more classes" Vs. "Do you have another classes"

"What more" vs "what else" do you need?

' fancy someone's chances' phrase usage

Which word describes a state of mind when you make unnecessary easy-to-avoid mistake?

Does 'turn around' mean 180° or 360°?

what does snarl of brambles mean

How should I find the correct subject in (who) questions?

A word that fits in three sentences

When someones does everything he is asked to do (expression)

Which sentence is correct? (as well as)

What does 'casual association' mean?

What's the meaning of "breaking the tie among several equally liked names"?

"Of selecting" vs "about selecting"

Difference between "resident" and "inhabitant"

Regarding the meaning of "convenient"

A word or an idiom for when you try to squeeze out some soap and you get shot with it instead

"Nothing is available, is anything?" Tag questions for negative sentences

What does "Self-indulging" mean?

A "user" is "it" or "he/she"?

What's the meaning of "go to ruins"?

"Would you mind if I [do something]?" versus "Would you mind me [doing something]?"

How to use 'could' in following sentences?

Is there a more concise way to say "cars stuck in traffic"?

In a sentence, would I say, "Becoming part of", or "Becoming a part of"?

What is the key to understanding 'would' in this case?

What does "temper with" mean?