does amanda has books down stairs? or does amanda have books down stairs?
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Does Amanda have books downstairs?
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inversions - most don't usually read the same though.  One example of when this IS the case is "MOW".  However WOW reads MOM upside down but is still called an inversion.
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queens english...  I think
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lower or equal to her iq?
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library or book store depends which is closer.
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It is called a Cheat Sheet in American English.  I think the British might be a Crib Sheet.  Hope this helps!
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Is this it?\n\nhttp://biblocality.com/forums/
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when your in the halls gently bump into her if she has books in her hand & they drop, help her pick them up & say your sorry!
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Use of the 'e' is counter-intuitive.  Sister Caroline always said "drop the 'e' and add 'ly'"  This word is an exception.\nGod bless the English language.\n\n-MM
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Hello. I am an English teacher for non-English speakers, in Europe.\nON / ONTO / UPON :  The book is on the table. (location).  I am placing the book upon (onto) the table (prepositions of motion).  Upon is also used when you don't mean a location or motion.  Once upon a time.... upon arriving, we saw the sign.\nHowever... in modern spoken English, "upon" isn't used very much. "placing it on the table" is also good.\nIN / INTO / WITHIN    the Tv is in the living room.  (a location).  Carry the TV into the livingroom. (preposition of motion).  Put the TV within view of all the chairs. (not outside of that distance, in the limits of all to see the TV).  Once again, spoken English is very flexible and you can usethe word "in" for all of these sentences.\nUNDER / UNDERNEATH     under the table (location)  put the carpet underneath. (meaning under the last thing mentioned) the ugly floor is hidden underneath. ( meaning at a lower level).\nIf you save the word "underneath" for the last word of the sentence, your English will often be correct.  Try NOT to use "under" as the last word.  "put the carpet under...  The table!"\nI hope this helps...good luck, Trevor.
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Did she have a sister?
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1.) Also I have...  or I also have...\n2.) In my house there is/are...
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If you have a Books-A-Million store around you'll find those things in the Children's Homeschooling section and/or Children's Education section.  I believe Barnes & Noble should have a section like that.
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It depends on which part of the sentence you use it in:\n\nHe gave the book to Mrs. Jones and me.\n\nMrs. Jones and I went to the store.
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Mu,\n\ni.e. The question is incomplete, part of the ship will be above water, part below, depending on the exact nature of the ship and the position of the ladder a differing amount of steps will be visible when it is floating.
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I just answered one of her questions. Click on my name and it will take you to answers i have given. The one about the annoying little brother question is her
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do you actually caller her "Shut" for short? that would be odd.