Aug 15, 2018 · Is there any chance I could get this in a smaller size? Is there any chance we could reschedule for Friday? Is the any chance we can get the documents sooner? T We use this expression when we have to put pressure on someone to do something but we feel bad about it and try not to be too direct.|Is there any chance you and i could go out?do you have by any chance these shoes on a larger size?

Đồng nghĩa với at Christmas "At Christmas" we say when it's a longer time until Christmas. Like, "I'll see you at Christmas." (right now it is only October or something) Also, it could mean the days before and after Christmas. Like the whole holiday spent together with family. "on Christmas day" we say to talk specifically about December the 25th. "On Christmas day, people around the ...

Jan 15, 2021 · Definition of STR INT VIT AGI DEX [Game terms ] STR - strength INT - intelligence VIT - vitality AGI - agility DEX - dexterity Different games have different ways to say each thing but this is what they normally mean. Strength is how strong a melee fighter is, intelligence is the main stat for magic users, vitality is how much health they have, while dexterity and agility normally have the ...

Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa " i can't help eating ice cream " và " i can't keep from eating ice cre... Đâu là sự khác biệt giữa I won't let anyone taint that. và I won't let anyone tarnish that. ?

Feb 15, 2024 · In casual conversation the placement of “only” isn’t critical. But in written or formal English, OR if you need to pass an English test, then the rule is this: the modifier (only) should be placed as close as possible to the word that it modifies. Here is the way the examples should look: I have only 2 apples left. = Because “only” modifies “2”, not “have”. I have time to ...