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Hello! I am interested in the phrase "to get a nosebleed". Does it mean exactly what it says or can it be used figuratively? The sentence is taken from a book "The Food of Love" by Anthony.
Hello! I am interested in the phrase "to get a nosebleed". Does it mean exactly what it says or can it be used figuratively? The sentence is taken from a book "The Food of Love" by Anthony.
(For other types of verbal nouns, as far as I can recall, only genitive objects are seen.) Which of these options is standard for gerunds in each Slavic language?
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Hola, English: Nose bleed = nosebleed = epistaxis Spanish: Hemorragia nasal = sangrado nasal = epistaxis E
Is it "he burned down the building" or "he burnt down the building"? Also, "the building was burned down", or "the building was burnt down"?
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Hello! Which preposition does normally work with the noun "dispute"? 1) Macedonia has recently changed its name in a dispute against Greece 2) Macedonia has recently changed its name in a.
Hi all, please, can anybody tell me which one is correct: "X is independent OF Y" or "FROM Y"?? Thanks a lot Nsonia
This really means "You can call me so surprised". It's an expression I hear every now and again. The construction is "Color me + adjective (usually a past participle)": Color me gone = You can.
