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- I've heard the phrase "I'm rooting you" but I didn't understand it.
Hi there! I didn't get the meaning of the phrase "I'm rooting you." Could you explain it to me?
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First, this is why you go to Native Speakers first. The term in question is not correct. The correct way of saying it is, "I am rooting for you." It is normally used in sports, meaning you are cheering for that person and/or team to win. An example, "I am rooting for the Lakers in the finals." It can also be used in support of another person who is going through a difficult time, facing a tough challenge in life or has medical issues. Example, "I am sorry to hear about your cancer, I am rooting for you." Like saying you wish them to get better and/or to do well. In short, it means you favor them to be successful.
- Hi! What is the abbreviation for the word development?
Can I use dev as the acronym of the word development?
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You can absolutely use “dev.” As a short way to say “development”. It’s commonly used that way.
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Hi! and Thank you for asking this Question. V1:Bite V2:Bit. V3:Bitten. Gerund ing form : Biting . Infinitive form: To bite He /she/it V +es :Bites. The past tense is (bit) /bit/ the dog bite the cat last night. Remember keep asking and I wish you happy learning.
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I think it is batter to continue for one month .
- Is there any difference between "organization" and "organisation"?
Hello! Which is correct: organization or organisation?
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Organization is a correct spelling in America but in Britain both spellings are correct and they have same meaning.
- English conversation with native speaker
I want spend minimun or if it is possible have a free lessons would be better
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Halved is correct
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You need to practice!) with talking everything will be in place
