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17 January
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Do you understand when I say "a star object" instead of a constellation??
Do you understand when I say "a star object" instead of a constellation??
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- English (US)
No, because a constellation means a group of stars or more than 1 . " "A star object" is only a single object so it means only 1 .
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- Japanese
@nickortiz4167617
I see. So can I say "star objects"?
I see. So can I say "star objects"?
- English (US)
No, but a word that is closer to what youre trying to say is "star formations"
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- Japanese
- English (US)
no problem, let me know if you have another question.
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@nickortiz4167617
Thanks!
So can I ask one more question?
I want to mix up these two phrases:
"I've known him for decades"
"I feel as if ~"
Will it be like "I feel as if I knew him for decades"??
Thanks!
So can I ask one more question?
I want to mix up these two phrases:
"I've known him for decades"
"I feel as if ~"
Will it be like "I feel as if I knew him for decades"??
- English (US)
I feel as if i've known him for twenty years
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- Japanese
@nickortiz4167617
Oh really? I think "as if I had~" and "as if I were~" are only the correct forms.
Am I wrong?
Oh really? I think "as if I had~" and "as if I were~" are only the correct forms.
Am I wrong?
- English (US)
- Japanese
@nickortiz4167617
Got it. Thank you so much for your help!
Got it. Thank you so much for your help!
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