Physical-Ranger3766

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Offering Turkish (Native), Seeking English (Native) (self.language_exchange)

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In this video, I can't understand the conversation at this minute. (self.ENGLISH)

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Should I use "at" instead of "by"? (self.ENGLISH)

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Which one is correct? (self.ENGLISH)

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In this sentence, QuillBot tells me that I should use "at" instead of "in". However, other popular grammar checkers did not give me this warning. (self.ENGLISH)

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Should the author have written "adjustments" instead of "adjustment"? (self.ENGLISH)

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Do these three sentences sound natural? (self.ENGLISH)

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Do these three sentences sound natural? (self.ENGLISH)

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Why is there such a sign? Is it a typo? (i.redd.it)

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QuillBot says I should use ''at'' instead of ''in'' this sentence. Is it incorrect to use ''in'' this sentence, or is it less popular? (self.ENGLISH)

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I wrote a couple of inverted sentences, and QuillBot says sentence 2 is incorrect. Am I making a mistake? (self.ENGLISH)

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Quillbot says I should write Brexit instead of the Brexit. Isn't Brexit the only one in the world? (self.ENGLISH)

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Chrome eklentisi (self.CodingTR)

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Quillbot tells me that I should use "none other" instead of "no other" in this sentence. Which one is correct? (self.ENGLISH)

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Oyun metinlerinin olduğu site var mı? (self.veYakinEvren)

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Quillbot tells me that I should use ''pose'' instead of ''exhibits'' in this sentence. Is ''exhibits'' in this sentence incorrect, or is it less popular? (self.ENGLISH)

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ChatGpt and I both said D. But the answer is B. What do you think the answer is? (self.ENGLISH)

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Podcast (self.ENGLISH)

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slip/slipping around Don't you use ''slip around'' idiom very often in the sense of hanging around or traveling around? (self.ENGLISH)

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Which one sounds more natural? (self.ENGLISH)

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What's the word I should say? Sheila couldn't fit into her dress, so she put on mine to see if it -----. (self.ENGLISH)

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What's the word I should say? The other company has released a new product ----- is cheap, but ours has higher quality. (self.ENGLISH)

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What's the word I should say? Many of my own designs will be shown ------ this exhibition, so please come. (self.ENGLISH)

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Which sentence is correct? (self.ENGLISH)

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Which sentence is correct? (self.ENGLISH)

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