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Do not question English grammar. Accept it. Don't force making sense of it. Uses come first.
A timely reply to the public's complaints is not only a show of respect to their rights as citizens...
A reader recently sent me a question asking for some assistance regarding 'impromptu speeches'.
Cheer him if he wins; comfort him if he loses. Whatever the result, he is our pride.
Sales on the high street suffered their worst ever fall last month, adding to evidence that the UK is heading...
Now more than ever the time has come for locals to whip up some of that 'Li Yang Crazy English' confidence...
No punishment of wrongdoing means encouraging more offenders.
"What makes Russia (or a person) tick" is an idiom. Here it means "what makes Russians do what they do"...
In a country with more pressing issues to solve, naturism is something that concerns a tiny slice of social life.
Today, I'm going to do a little test on you. I'm going to give examples first and let you guess out the meaning of a common English idiom.
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