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- What preposition is correct to use with "speak"? Speak with or speak to?
I have no idea if there is any difference between "speak to" or "speak with". Which option is correct?
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“Speak to” is used when the two people speaking are at different levels, one is in a position of power over the other “My boss speaks to me about working late”. “Speak with” is used when the two peple are at the same levels “ I speak with my friend about our favourite actor”.
- Can I use the phrase "stay well" instead of "take care"?
I'm not sure that "stay well" is the same as "take care". Is it the same?
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
Take care is grammatically correct. Stay safe is,much better than stay well
- What word order is correct in this case: two hours and a half or two and a half hours?
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
Hey there! ⏳🕜 Two and a half hours. Explanation: It is not really a question of grammaticality, one way is just more common than the other. Hence, both forms are acceptable. The common trend is two and a half hours, which means 2 hours + half an hour. Hope it’s crashed now😊🙂💡💫
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- Is there any difference between these two verbs: to look for and to search for?
Could you explain to me the difference between "to look for" and "to search for"? Or are they the same?
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
Hi there there is no real difference. To search is just used more formally . Look for on the other hand is more casual . These can be used interchangeably.
- how many trials lessons can you have on a free account ? can this be applied to different tutors?
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Hi fcobbie, You may have 1 free 10 minute trial lesson for the tutor of your choice, after that you may choose the tutor and timeframe of your preference or look on to another tutor for a 30 min trial lesson at tutor rates.(each tutor has different rates and schedules)- Hope this helps! good luck:)
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- ¿Se usa "some" o "few" en la frase "Only ---- of our staff have opted for early retirement"?
- What is the difference between "to get" and "to receive"?
I don't understand if there is any difference between "get" and "receive." Can I use them interchangeably?
crwdns2631929:0crwdne2631929:0
To get and to recieve. To get something is more of a future tense as to recieve is also a past phrase. Get and recieve are a little similar but very different. Get is more of a first person word. Where as recieve is 2nd and 3rd.
