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Bookmark or Share- verbs - help you do (or) to do something - difference - English ...It’s purely optional, but in the pages ahead you’ll see how useful all-capped constants can be to help you to better read and understand your programs. I still don't really understand the deference between the two usages and don't know when we should use one over the other.
- Which one(s) of “up”, “above”, “over”, “on” and “upon” is (or are ...Let us say the pen is just an object that might serve the purpose equally well whether it is capped or uncapped, and its nature as a writing tool is irrelevant. Then simply upon/on would likely mean the pen is resting on the book and touching, due to gravity. above would probably suggest not touching but being in a somehow "upward" direction ...
- grammar - "It works" vs "It is working" - English Language Learners ...The photocopier broke down yesterday, but now it's OK. a) It is working again. It has been repaired. b) It works again. It has been repaired. What is the difference in meaning between those two w...
- prepositions - surprise at/with/by/about - English Language Learners ...In general, some adjectives go with certain prepositions, but some adjectives can go with more than one preposition (and context will determine which preposition fits better, though in many cases the use of one preposition doesn't rule out other prepositions, as the meaning doesn't really change).
- politeness - How to use the word ma'am? - English Language Learners ...In the East Alabama speech community I grew up in, ma'am was the feminine equivalent of sir addressed to men. It was conventional to use it to all women older than the speaker, and to younger women with whom the speaker was not on familiar terms.
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