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"It's on the house" is commonly used at a restaurant or a bar, so in a similar situation you could say "Don't worry about it" or "it's on me." if you're giving someone a gift you could say: "this is my gift for/to you" "I want to give it/this to you" |To
阅读理解. For a clearer picture of what the student knows, most teachers use another kind of examination in addition to objective tests. They use essay tests, which require students to write long answers to broad, general questions such as the following
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this is correct though not particularly common. other ways to say this might be the road is empty, or the roads are open. I can't think of an idiom for this phrase though this is correct though not particularly common. other ways to say this might be the road is empty, or the roa...
1: You can use this phrase to describe what a thing is for a person from their point of view.2: Makes sense! So, the phrase is followed by an action for the target, and another one represents whose viewpoint.3: Then, here's a quiz. When saying the following sentence in Japanese,...
That’s correct. Doesn’t matter what the means of delivery is.
'Jane decision to quit her current job for another is high stakes, in the light of the fact that she seems not to have a plan on how to secure the new one.' Let me know if I used the phrase ' in light of' correctly in the above text. Thanks. ...