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Hi, I'd like to know if can I write the turkish letters ğ, ş, ç, ı on my english keyboard with the combinatıon: ALT + number Thanks!
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How can I write the Turkish letters on my English keyboard?
Hi, I'd like to know if can I write the turkish letters ğ, ş, ç, ı on my english keyboard with the combinatıon: ALT + number Thanks!
The plays 'starred by/ starring/ starred in by' Tom Cruise
Hi, I wrote a sentence but I am not sure of the '[ ]' part. The movies [starred by Tom Cruise] are well-known among people throughout the world. I am wondering whether the [ ] bit should be 'starred by Tom Cruise' or 'starring Tom Cruise' or 'starred in by Tom Cruise'. Which would be...
All Slavic languages: stará mama, stara mama, stara majka, etc.
Interesting. The article even points out the parallels between Central Slovak and Slovenian terminology for grandparents ("Stredná slovenčina má pri týchto názvoch paralely v slovinčine, v ktorej sa na pomenovanie starého otca použiva vedľa názvu ded aj spojenie stari oče, a takisto vedľa názvu babica (babka) aj stará mati [sic -- should be star a mati].")*
on his way to do and on his way to doing - WordReference Forums
She is on her way to becoming a big star. You are well on your way to solving the problem. Actually, it's more complicated than that, and I know I haven't done a particularly great job of explaining the differences between the two structures, so feel free to ask any other questions you may have.
start+ing or +to infinitive? | WordReference Forums
I have been wondering whether to use ing form or to infinitive after the word start? 1)I started working. 2)I started to work.
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