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smilemoon @smilemoon (766) • United Arab Emirates 23 Jan 13

Hello everybody, since I learned that the verb phrase (can't help) require an-ing form in the complement,I put it in a sentence but I need your correction after the word (stopping). Look at the sentence: I can't help...

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Online terms as verbs?

K31 @keihimekawa (2007) • Philippines 22 Apr 12

I'm not too sure if anyone ever notice this but isn't it that some internet related terms (nouns) are now treated as verbs? For example: 1. "Google it" This implies to Google something or search something online. Whenever we...

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MyLotting

juggerogre @juggerogre (1653) • Philippines 14 May 10

I've been using "MyLotting" as a verb here in mylot. Do you think we can add "MyLot" or "MyLotting" as a word in a dictionary? Just like google. I thinkg googling or google is now a verb. If mylotting is a proper verb what meaning...

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"I wish everyday were Christmas." - is it grammatically correct?

d00d00 @d00d00 (826) • Hong Kong 19 Nov 09

sorry to be asking this. but i am just confused.. why not say "i wish everyday WAS christmas?" can someone explain this to me?

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Love is a verb

Rocketj1 @rocketj1 (6955) • United States 19 Oct 08

What do you think about that statement? Do you believe it? What exactly do you think it means? If you don't agree? Why?

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Can you tell me how to correctly use ADVISE and ADVICE.

consultrainer @consultrainer (4991) • India 24 Aug 08

i KNOW pretty well that ONE is a noun, while the other is a verb. But, the tricky part is to remember correctly, which is which. I am always confused with these sort of words. Like I said in the other topic, about ADOPT and...

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new verb in English: "to mylot" LOL

the_ruler @the_ruler (1442) • Turkey 7 Aug 08

verb: to mylot Origin: www.mylot.com Examples: 1. I like mylotting 2. Anne mylots everyday in her free times. 3. Did you mylot yesterday? 4. Jason mylotted whole day long any...

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Which to use when ...?

gpraveenkumar5 @gpraveenkumar5 (981) • India 14 Jun 07

I am still not familiar to differentaite the usage between ' ADVISE ' and ' ADVICE '. I cant really figure out which should be used when. When does it act as an adjective and when as verb ? I can find many people are proficient...

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Why shouldn't we never use no triple negatives?

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

Why shouldn't we never use no triple negatives?

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If the past tense of "ring is "rang", the past tense of "bring" is "brang"?

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

shouldn't this be true?

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pronouns vs nouns vs proverbs vs verbs

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

If a pronoun is a word used in place of a noun is a proverb a word used in place of a verb?

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If you wrote a letter perhaps you bote your tongue?

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

Did you bote your tongue?

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"read" and "reread" vs "member" and "remember"

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

If you've read a book you can reread it. But wouldn't this also mean that you would have to "member" somebody in order to remember them?

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Why don't tomb, comb and bomb sound alike?

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

Why don't tomb, comb and bomb sound alike?

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Did you know that 'verb' is a noun?

fightingistheonlyway @fightingistheonlyway (2658) • Canada 14 Feb 07

Explain to me why it isn't.

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one word that describes u?

flashpixel @flashpixel (1414) • Malaysia 20 Nov 06

one word that would probably describe about u!

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