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Whats the difference between ( miss. \ ms. \ mrs. \ mr. ) ????
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hello friends_
here i want to greet friend of mine who will start his work
how shall i greet him
is it: 'happy working to u' . . 
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One of my personal favourites for you today; read the very famous introduction to Charles Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities and try and guess the correct missing words.
hi everybody, . .
here i have problem about the use of 'dude'
can we use 'dude' to greet a girl, since from what i know 'dude' is only used to greet a boy . .
and the second condition is:
we also used to greet the boy with 'what's up bro?',
so, to greet a girl, shall we say 'what's up sis?'
guide me please_
Take a look at these very short sentences:
"He's tall."
"He's dead."
They both contain adjectives: tall and dead.
Tall can be used in comparative sentences:
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We all want to build up our bank of English language words, so here's a quiz you should all take. All you have to do is match the key-word to its closest meaning. The key-words are used in context to give you a small hint:
Are you a master of vocabulary? Do you think that grammar is 'childs play' (very easy)? Well then, let's put it to the test. Below you'll see 10 sentences; choose the missing word which best suits the sentence.
