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1. TASTY:
A. Comparative: tastier or more tasty
Sample sentence: Orange is tastier than banana.
B. Superlative: the tastest
Sample sentence: Rice noodle is the tastest food of noodle food.
1. feel free
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free + to eat
feel free to
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free to + eat
-> How can I tell?
2. ‘Feel free’ doesn’t need subject. ‘Feel free’ have implied subjuct always. But ‘feel free to’ needs subject. But ‘feel free to’ have implied subject sometimes. Right?
3. ex: You look tasteful. = You look good.
You don’t look tasteful. = You don’t look good.
-> Right?
4.chili = chili pepper
-> Right?
5. The Life of an Idol.
-> Don\'t you capitalize ‘of’ like ‘an’ always? And should I capitalize ‘i’ in ‘Idol’?
6. dresses -> vowel-ss-vowel = zz
-> Right?
7. thirty -> Should I not pronounce ‘r’ sound?
checked -> Should I pronounce ‘k’ sound?
vacation -> Should I pronounce ‘va’ as ‘vu’?
month -> Should I pronounce ‘mon’ as ‘mun’?
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1. TASTY:
A. Comparative: tastier or more tasty
Sample sentence: Orange is tastier than banana.
A. Comparative: tastier or more tasty
Sample sentence: Orange is tastier than banana.
>> CORRECT
B. Superlative: the tastest
Sample sentence: Rice noodle is the tastest food of noodle food.
B. Superlative: the tastest
Sample sentence: Rice noodle is the tastest food of noodle food.
>> Rice noodles is the tastiest among all noodles.
1. feel free
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free + to eat
feel free to
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free to + eat
-> How can I tell?
1. feel free
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free + to eat
feel free to
ex: Feel free to eat! -> Feel free to + eat
-> How can I tell?
>> It just depends on the conversation.
2. ‘Feel free’ doesn’t need subject. ‘Feel free’ have implied subject always. But ‘feel free to’ needs subject. But ‘feel free to’ have implied subject sometimes. Right?
2. ‘Feel free’ doesn’t need subject. ‘Feel free’ have implied subject always. But ‘feel free to’ needs subject. But ‘feel free to’ have implied subject sometimes. Right?
>> Both \'feel free\' and \'feel free to\' have implied subjects, but \'feel free to\' needs a verb after \'to\'.
3. ex: You look tasteful. = You look good.
You don’t look tasteful. = You don’t look good.
-> Right?
3. ex: You look tasteful. = You look good.
You don’t look tasteful. = You don’t look good.
-> Right?
>> Tasteful means you have a good taste, or you know how to judge aesthetics or behavior well. It means you don\'t do or choose simething \'ugly\' or \'bad\'.
example: Your choice of clothes is great. It\'s very tasteful.
You really handled the problem well. It was very tasteful of you.
4.chili = chili pepper
-> Right?
-> Right?
>> CORRECT
5. The Life of an Idol.
-> Don\'t you capitalize ‘of’ like ‘an’ always? And should I capitalize ‘i’ in ‘Idol’?
5. The Life of an Idol.
-> Don\'t you capitalize ‘of’ like ‘an’ always? And should I capitalize ‘i’ in ‘Idol’?
>> CORRECT
6. dresses -> vowel-ss-vowel = zz
-> Right?
6. dresses -> vowel-ss-vowel = zz
-> Right?
>> CORRECT
7. thirty -> Should I not pronounce ‘r’ sound?
7. thirty -> Should I not pronounce ‘r’ sound?
>> You need to pronounce r.
checked -> Should I pronounce ‘k’ sound?
checked -> Should I pronounce ‘k’ sound?
>> Yes.
vacation -> Should I pronounce ‘va’ as ‘vu’?
vacation -> Should I pronounce ‘va’ as ‘vu’?
>> It\'s a barely there sound, just \'v\'.
month -> Should I pronounce ‘mon’ as ‘mun’?
month -> Should I pronounce ‘mon’ as ‘mun’?
>> yes
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