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What does hmu mean?



I understand that hmu is an acronym. But what does it mean when people write hmu? When shoul...

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HMU is an abbreviation for the phrase “Hit Me Up.” It’s a request used on social media to others to reach out to you for instance if you’re looking for something. MEANING text me call me let’s talk reach me to follow up on this

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Hi Amaanul Here is your sentence in the Past Indefinite Tense We ate a lot of fruits and vegetables.

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Hi vichet nariya Here is a sentence with the verb “to throw” in the simple past tense. I will also give you more examples and information on this verb. All the best. My friend threw the ball back over the fence.

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Hello, Sayed! A maternal brother is a half brother meaning the siblings have the same mother but different fathers.

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What is the deference btween past continuous and past perfect continuous



When it's uses etch one , when it's used present perfect continuous.

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS OR PROGRESSIVE An action that started ‘IN THE PAST’ continued up until ‘ANOTHER TIME IN THE PAST’. I HAD BEEN reading all morning BY THE TIME he arrived.

PAST CONTINUOUS OR PROGRESSIVE An ONGOING PAST ACTION was HAPPENING AT A SPECIFIC MOMENT of interruption, or that two ongoing actions were happening at the same time. I WAS reading all morning WHEN he arrived.

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS OR PROGRESSIVE An UNSPECIFIED TIME BETWEEN 'BEFORE NOW' AND 'NOW'. I have been reading since morning. (I am still eating)

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I am interested in becoming an English tutor.



Do you provide the lesson platform?

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OR Please contact Preply Support Team by email or by messaging them using the online chat tool (blue circle with question mark at the bottom right corner). Explain your problem or request to them. They usually provide instant needed assistance accordingly.

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What does fyi mean?



I know this is an abbreviation, but what exactly this means?

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Hi Pavlo. Yes it's an abbreviation standing for: For Your Information. It is usually added at the front page or the beginning of a document or information send to another person or people. So, instead of writing "For your information" you would simply write "FYI" to get your point across. The sender just wishes to inform the receiver and the receiver does not have to take any action regarding the received information. It usually means that information is simply being shared and that no immediate action is required or expected. It can be an announcement or something the sender thinks the receiver should know. It is usually a brief statement or communication that is intended to advise or warn someone. It is often used in notes and documents when giving someone additional information about something. All the best

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When Kings and Queens had all the power that political state was called an Absolute Monarchy and the King would have been called the Monarch. Some countries still have a monarchy but it might be purely symbolic or restricted in some way (constitutional monarchy).

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Is it possible to retake the assesment test?



Some tutors have told me to retake the assesment test. I did it quicly and I have been placed in a l...

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Yes, you can retake the exam here: https://preply.com/edu/test/4f6344ac-4473-4d0e-8298-8d44d5f0907b/?studentId=2195125

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“Thrust” is the standard past tense form of the verb “to thrust” “Thrust” is an irregular verb and one of the easiest ones to memorize in the present tense because it doesn’t change much. “Thrusted” exists but it is rare. You can find examples of “thrusted” but they are relatively rare. It isn’t very popular and most people use thrust.

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