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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 8 Mar - 20:47
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Using MAKE and DO
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 8 Mar - 21:57
Collective Nouns for People, Animals vs Things
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Useful picture to memorize "An army of ants"
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Jeu 9 Mar - 20:47
Shopping Phrasal Verbs and Adjectives
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Ven 10 Mar - 11:23
Different Ways to Say "YES"
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My 2 cents:
- "definitely" must not be confused with "definitively"
- another expression used by Krystyna: "Is the pope catholic?" (the meaning is more "obviously" than a simple yes.
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Ven 10 Mar - 18:41
Other Way to Say…
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Ven 10 Mar - 20:20
ALTHOUGH – THOUGH -EVEN THOUGH – IN SPITE OF – DESPITE
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Sam 11 Mar - 17:33
Spoon & Plate Vocabulary
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Sam 11 Mar - 19:21
Signs and Symbols You Need to Know
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There's something important which is not said here, it's that English speaking people giev a name accordibg to the fonctions while in French, we give a name according to the shape.
In other words, in French a "point" is a "point"... OK we can qualify and say "point final" but that's all.
In English, something with that shape "." is a point (math and printing), a dot (music), a decimal point (math), a period (American linguistics)/full stop (Brit linguistics) and others I don't havre in mind.
in French "#" is a "dièse"; in English this is a hash(tag) (phone keypad, social networks), a sharp (music), the number sign (before a number in American).
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Dim 12 Mar - 11:51
Useful Expressions for Your Spoken English
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Dim 12 Mar - 11:57
The Difference between STILL, YET, ALREADY
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gerardM Lun 13 Mar - 14:50
How to Use Punctuations in English
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mar 14 Mar - 10:32
Learn to use the conjunctions DESPITE, IN SPITE OF and ALTHOUGH
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mar 14 Mar - 10:43
If youclick the pic, you're led to a kind of album, ask for next images to get oodles of interesting "Other Ways to Say".
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gerardM Mar 14 Mar - 14:39
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gerardM Mar 14 Mar - 17:24
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Mer 15 Mar - 15:20
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gerardM Mer 15 Mar - 15:26
Common Errors in English Usage
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gerardM Mer 15 Mar - 15:46
How to Use WILL vs WOULD
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gerardM Mer 15 Mar - 15:49
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gerardM Mer 15 Mar - 17:15
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Jeu 16 Mar - 10:45
Vocabulary: Describing People's Characters
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Jeu 16 Mar - 12:43
Informal and Formal Phrases
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I bet you're far from formal English, aren't you?
I'd call that "formal", poshy and even affected!
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Re: English Idioms 4
gerardM Jeu 16 Mar - 20:36
Adjectives Followed by a Preposition
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Re: English Idioms 4
MurielB Jeu 16 Mar - 22:12
Hi Gérard
I would have written "to be attracted by" so I searched in wordreference and found
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/attracted-to-or-attracted-by.1167887/
I would have written "to be attracted by" so I searched in wordreference and found
https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/attracted-to-or-attracted-by.1167887/
There is a very subtle difference. If you are attracted "to" someone, you gravitate toward them like bees are attracted to flowers.
If you are attracted "by" someone, you find them attractive but you aren't necessarily pulled toward them.
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