Storm Coming To Austin Hi there I don t know how to use the sound words Crash Rumble Lightning flashed in the dark sky and thunders shook the air Does this sentence make sense If
Command Shift The meeting will last 2 hours The effects will last for decades Is there a difference between last and last for Are there any rules regarding this Are they always
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Hola a todos Me gustar a preguntaros si existe alguna expresi n en ingl s para expresar la idea de darle constantemente vueltas a algo en la cabeza y normalmente con Similarly I d say I m afraid of flying if I just felt uncomfortable on a plane but if I were a pilot and a storm was forecast I d say I m afraid to fly right now
Thank you killer queen for your reply Actually I thought about using attend however it doesn t sound correct to me especially that I am in a situation in which I am unable Hi also is correct Authorities advise to stay at home during the storm That doesn t sound idiomatic to me The gerund is better than the infinitive after that verb
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Hello I have seen the word tormenta used with both hace and hay Which is correct If you say Hace tormenta are you saying It s stormy If you say Hay tormenta are you 1
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Hi there I don t know how to use the sound words Crash Rumble Lightning flashed in the dark sky and thunders shook the air Does this sentence make sense If
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Storm Coming To Austin - Hi also is correct Authorities advise to stay at home during the storm That doesn t sound idiomatic to me The gerund is better than the infinitive after that verb
