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You look young even though you are older than me.
Hello everyone, is this sentence correct or do I always have to use it like this?
…even though you're older than me.
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Loading...Hey, I wanted to ask how I can divide the sentence: “He doesn’t want to argue with Till and somehow he also has a bit of understanding for his brother” into the field model
Hello, I had to write a paper which can be applied for online at my authority. Now I have to present the paper in a short lecture. Do you have any ideas for a good introduction to the lecture?
I'm giving a presentation about email and I don't understand this text, and I don't quite understand what a domain is. Could someone please explain this to me in detail? Thanks.
No matter where you are, there are corrections and font variations everywhere. Whether it’s a mobile phone, iPad, etc., you can even dictate emails. You can even fill out applications online, so you don't even have to check the box. Digital signatures often look fake. In the past, forgery of documents would have been recognized…
No, both sentences are correct. But your first sentence with the post-set comparison is even more common in terms of speech and writing.
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And remember: The first sentence sounds better!
Right, both of you.