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to r/ENGLISH by Far-Trip261
5 months ago
have few similar words and trouble differentiating words?
to r/ENGLISH by ThePikol
11 months ago
Preview thumbnail for What do you call that color in English? It's "bordo" in Polish, but I don't think English also use that name image
What do you call that color in English? It's "bordo" in Polish, but I don't think English also use that name
to r/ENGLISH by qiling
1 year ago
Venus and Adonis after Shakespeare
to r/ENGLISH by qiling
1 year ago
transsexual love Iphis and Ianthe
to r/ENGLISH by No_Use_3001
1 year ago
Do you trust these ''premium spellcheckers'' out there to correct your grammar?
to r/ENGLISH by qiling
1 year ago
love is hell Publius Ovidius Naso
to r/ENGLISH by Playful-Agency5152
1 year ago
How colon and semicolons are used in US English.
to r/ENGLISH by qiling
1 year ago
Love: After Oscar Wilde
to r/ENGLISH by qiling
1 year ago
Love in Hell
to r/ENGLISH by Some-Muscle-1939
1 year ago
What would an essay should contain to be considered a good one?
to r/ENGLISH by GloomyConfidence4385
1 year ago
How would a native speaker use the exclamation mark?
to r/ENGLISH by Mean-Ice6911
2 weeks ago
How much cgpa is needed to get chance in Calcutta university main campus for English masters?
to r/ENGLISH by Stunning_Outside_575
8 months ago
What countries don’t require criminal background checks for work permit ?
to r/ENGLISH by Mysterious_Copy_3753
1 year ago
Are Americans a bunch of uneducated people... are they?
to r/ENGLISH by ILoveDart
1 year ago
Can I use “segment of apple” instead of a “piece of apple”?
to r/ENGLISH by Sea_Supermarket_2476
1 year ago
Grammarly suggests to stop using hedging words, is that correct...
to r/ENGLISH by Middle_Inspection_52
1 year ago
Does the adverb model that finishes with ''ly'' fade in North America?
to r/ENGLISH by LittleBylitle_Aready
1 year ago
Are native English speakers aware that simple past becoming more common?
to r/ENGLISH by blindlabor
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for What is the anwser of question 172? ve been wavering between A and C. Which one is correct, why and why not? Could you guys explain it specifically, please. Thank you very much. image
What is the anwser of question 172? ve been wavering between A and C. Which one is correct, why and why not? Could you guys explain it specifically, please. Thank you very much.
to r/ENGLISH by Beneficial_Cress_679
1 year ago
Native English speakers please help me check if the ChatGPT AI language tutor (GPTron) is teaching English correctly. Thank you!
to r/ENGLISH by Beneficial_Cress_679
1 year ago
Has anyone else tried this new AI app called GPTron? It's more than just a chatbot!
to r/ENGLISH by Danaheh
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for I can read non-fiction fairly well, but when it comes to fiction and/or novels, the abundance of details trips me off. image
I can read non-fiction fairly well, but when it comes to fiction and/or novels, the abundance of details trips me off.
to r/ENGLISH by Beneficial_Cress_679
1 year ago
Nobody corrects you when learning a language? Here I just found a language tutor Cindy powered by ChatGPT. This tutor will correct you in real time in terms of grammar and vocabulary while talking to you. It supports multiple languages.
to r/ENGLISH by Motor-Use-1517
3 months ago
As a French, how sound i ?
to r/ENGLISH by Danaheh
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Can someone explain or rephrase this sentence? It's mainly the second part after the comma that I don't get. image
Can someone explain or rephrase this sentence? It's mainly the second part after the comma that I don't get.