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  2. lag behind [with/on/at] work | WordReference Forums

    Aug 30, 2023 · Hello everyone, Would you tell me if they all work or which one works best to convey that "I" sometimes have trouble keeping up with my work? Is "my" necessary here? self-made example: …

  3. In the UK vs. in UK? | WordReference Forums

    Jun 22, 2011 · In the UK. The full name is "the United Kingdom of ...", so the definite article is retained.

  4. the use of "AS" as in Labled as outsiders? - WordReference Forums

    Oct 15, 2014 · Hi guys, I have a question about the use of "as" as in this sentence: "Those who speak another dialect will be labeled as outsiders." My professor deleted the "as," so I wonder do we have a …

  5. confrontive or confrontative? - WordReference Forums

    Oct 13, 2008 · Hi there, I found "confrontive" in a text I have to correct and it seems wrong to me. It doesn't have a dictionary definition as such, but interestingly enough, there are over 20 000 Google …

  6. Got lost/Go missing - WordReference Forums

    Apr 30, 2016 · Hello. I am interested in the correct use of these two verbs. When someone loses your item, e.g. a suitcase, can you use both words? E.g. you arrive at the airport and you do not get your …

  7. [going for a walk] or [taking a walk] | WordReference Forums

    May 17, 2023 · There is no difference in meaning between "I'm taking a walk" and "I'm going for a walk". The first is more common among AmE speakers and the second more common among BrE …

  8. Refusing or lending him? - WordReference Forums

    Jan 27, 2019 · Hello English speakers, this is the context: What should I do when my friend request to borrow money from me? Refusing or lending him? Is the expression of red part correct and natural? …

  9. it's in repair / it's being repaired | WordReference Forums

    Dec 1, 2010 · Hello, My car brokedown so I went to the garage. The car is still at the garage. It's being repaired or It's in repair? Can I use being repaired or in...

  10. The past few years have/has witnessed... | WordReference Forums

    Dec 10, 2014 · I am not sure about whether to use singular or plural verb when time serves as a subject in a sentence.Like, The past few years have/has witnessed a great change in this city. Should I use …