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2022年11月5日 · An 'aviator' and a 'pilot' both refer to someone who can fly a plane. Then, what's the difference between them? Do native speakers really differentiate them in daily communication?
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2016年6月13日 · She was nominated twice by the Academy. She has been nominated twice by the Academy. She is a two-time nominee. All are correct; the tenses simply put a different "spin" on the …
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The question about hot-air balloons * got me thinking: What do you call their type of movement in English? In German it is not "fliegen" (flying) but "fahren" (shipping, possibly driving). What is it in …
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2026年4月22日 · I’m not sure the parallels to trains and temperatures are really apt here. “The train with destination London” is okay in technical writing, but no one would say it in speech – and if they do, I’d …
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2026年2月6日 · "Starting" a task is an event that happens in a short time. But "since June" means continuously from June to now. It would be possible to say, "He has worked on the task since June." …
