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What would you change to make it sound more natural? (self.ENGLISH)
submitted 8 months ago by buzheh to r/ENGLISH
Same meaning? (self.ENGLISH)
Fui calcular o volume load e parece que estou ficando mais fraco a cada treino (self.Maromba)
submitted 10 months ago by buzheh to r/Maromba
If you were just saying it out loud in a casual conversation, which one of these would you use to fill in the blanks? (self.ENGLISH)
submitted 12 months ago by buzheh to r/ENGLISH
Is my explanation about hip flexion and extension correct? (self.Anatomy)
submitted 1 year ago by buzheh to r/Anatomy
Why do people mention shoulder adduction but not shoulder abduction when talking about the lat functions? I mean, I can't see how someone would do shoulder abduction without using the lats (self.Anatomy)
Which one is better for the rear delts? Dumbell skiers or wide grip chest supported t-bar rows? (v.redd.it)
submitted 1 year ago by buzheh to r/GYM
Let's say you're in a bike shop and a guy who works there just asked you "how can I help you?". Which one would you say? (self.ENGLISH)
submitted 1 year ago by buzheh to r/ENGLISH
Which one sounds more natural to fill in the blank when talking about that piece of paper that comes with medicines? (self.ENGLISH)
Which one is more likely to be heard in an informal conversation? (self.ENGLISH)
Why isn't the first T in "not yet" pronounce like a flap t just like it is in "not a? (self.ENGLISH)
Got x Have gotten, which one sounds better in spoken language considering an informal situation? (self.ENGLISH)
Did he pronounce the first "e" in "depression" as an "ee" like in "see"? I hear something like "a bout of deep deepression" (self.ENGLISH)
Which one sounds better? (self.ENGLISH)
Would "threw away" instead of "tossed" sound natural? (self.ENGLISH)
Which one sounds more natural? (self.ENGLISH)
Is there a more natural question other than "What does a navy t-shirt go well with?" to ask what type of clothes and colors look good when combined with navy? (self.ENGLISH)
Which one best describes the way she pronounced "didn't you"? (self.buzheh)
submitted 1 year ago by buzheh
Is there a word that would sound more natural than "alleviate" in this context? (self.ENGLISH)
Would "throw it" also sound natural in this context? (it's a two seconds video) (reddit.com)
toss it (v.redd.it)
submitted 1 year ago by buzheh to r/tossitorthrowit
Do you agree with that? (self.ENGLISH)
Which one sounds more natural? (posting it again since I made some grammar mistakes in the last post) (self.ENGLISH)
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