Is this word correct?
Theist?
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Is there any way to use a Longman or an Oxford dictionary to find the word?
For example, consider that I have a concept in my mind (in my own language) but I don't know what it would be in English. Is there any way to use a Longman or an Oxford dictionary to find the word?
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Sentence?
Is this sentence correct ? "Try to tell her through a friend" I want to convince someone and she doesn't listen to me. So I would like another friend talk to her about that thing. I need a short sentence for that. Please help if you understood my question !
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consider to be and consider as?
Is there a mistake in this sentence: "Utopia is mostly prospective because the past is considered as a model for the future", or I should have written "....the past is considered to be a model for the future"? If we are speaking about Academic register.
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what is minor detail?
what is minor detail?
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hesitatingly vs hesitantly?
Is there any difference between these adverbs or are they synonyms ?
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Disturb and affect?
There is no problem with noise from the nighbours and the houses are not ____ a. disturbed b. affected The key is affected, I can't distinguish the mean of them in this case, so please help me
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Does it make sense to native speakers?
Does it make sense to tell someone who wants to go on holiday "Wherever you go ,i wish the best for the best" and point her when you say the last word ? i want to make it attractive
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move home/house?
Hi, Although there are a dozen or so dictionaries in the OneLook suite, "to move house" is only mentioned in two of them. Moreover, this phrase is marked with "UK" in [link]. My Longman, too, claims that the phrase is common only in BE. What is the American English for "to move home", then? mus-te
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change or get changed?
Hi teachers, Is it true that Americans don't use get changed, but change to mean changing into some other clothes? Do you say 'get out of your clothes and into your pajamas'? Thanks TN
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Anyone knows analogy?
1.grass : erosion :: dam : breeze rain water tree 2.bill:law::larva: insect bird pupa stage 3.thread:string::cask: wine tub barrel party 4.fossil:extinction::puddle: rain jump dry wet 5.bill:law::larva: insect bird pupa stage 6.grapes:wine::squid: calamari ocean salad fishing
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what does this contextmean?
About last idea, forget it, with your internet speed you would fill HDD in a hurry or would have to move cursor around the screen like a cat around hot milk. What does this context mean. I don't understand. Cat around hot milk?
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put on the black?
Will had been a hunter before he joined the Night’s Watch. Well, a poacher in truth. Mallister freeriders had caught him red-handed in the Mallisters’ own woods, skinning one of the Mallisters’ own bucks, and it had been a choice of putting on the black or losing a hand. No one could move through the woods as silent as Will, and it had not taken the black brothers long to discover his talent. It is cited from the GAME OF THRONES. Could you tell me what it means?
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Odd Word Out?
Hello could anyone please tell which of the following is the odd word 1-First 2-Berry 3-Spout 4-Adopt
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Learning English
COULD SOMEBODY MAKE ME UNDERSTAND THIS MEANING.....AND RULE FOR IT ? WHAT DOES IT MEAN..? FOR IF IT WASN'T FOR/ HADN'T BEEN FOR THOSE DELAYS ON THE MOTORWAY WE'D NEVER HAVE MISSED THE WEDDING . EXPLAIN IT MEANINGFULLY ....
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"Long way down"?
What's that meaning?(it is the name of a movie) Please bring examples.
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tell?
Hi, This is about a typhoon that is coming across my country. 'I could not tell it was tracking how close to where you live.' My American friend who knows my adress was unsure of the exact location of my place like that, so I showed her a map. Now I wonder why 'tell' was put there. Can someone please explain about it please? Thank you.
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Tenses for narrating in the past?
When we narrate a story in the past, what tense should we use for the second part of the sentence? For example which one is correct when I mean he had fever at the moment(in real time)? I found out that he had caught a fever./ or he had had a fever. I found out that he had / or he caught fever. I found out that he has caught a fever. I found out that he has a fever.
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Entangle?
Is it right? He was entangled by this disease before. Or This disease had entangled him before.
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'state of affairs'?
Hi everybody, What does ' state of affairs ' mean? Dictionaries give the brief definition 'a situation'. For me, it is not enough to be able to grasp the meaning or distinguish it from 'situation'. Maybe it has exactly the same meaning (as 'situation') and just makes the language more colourful. I don't know. Thanks for your answer(s) in advance.
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