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- A mother has just given birth to a baby boy in the hospital. A doctor comes and says to her "You did great. That's a lot of baby to deliver. ". Does "That's a lot of baby to deliver." in this context mean "It was incredibly difficult for you to give birth to the baby."? Your answers will be greatl...

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" [on winning a Golden Globe Award] My husband was as flabbergasted as I was. I think he almost flew out of his skin , he was so surprised and excited. He is just the most supportive and proud friend. My family is just beyond out-of-control excited. " - Hi guys! These sentences were said by a Holly...

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- Hi everyone! What do you call the trash after sharpening a pencil?

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James: meet me at the mall let's hang. Erica: naw, hard pass . - Hi guys! I notice that native speakers use " hard pass " quite often to mean "not interested / absolutely not" in American movies. Do British and Canadian people also use this phrase? Your answers will be greatly appreciated. StevenLoan

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1. His daughter currently attends Yale University. 2. His daughter currently goes to Yale University. 3. His daughter is currently a student of Yale University. - Hi everybody! Do these sentences have the same meaning and sound natural to you in spoken English? Your answers will be highly appreciate...

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"Would you mind going to fetch the kids from school?"

- Hi guys! A dictionary says "fetch" is old English and in this situation it means "go and get someone and bring them back". Do native speakers still use "fetch" in this case?

Your answers will be highly appreciated.

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