Cancel Culture: Is It Justified Social Activism or Dangerous Censorship?

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)I used the pedestrian to cross the road. 2)He can trun the ball right 3)a)I got splashed by the tap water" or "I got splashed with the tap water." Which is correct? By or with? 4)The water will splash on you 5)My previous company manger referred me to his friend for a job. 6)The doctor referred me to his friend to get a job 7)There are few people 8) There are a few people Can I use A article before few is it correct are these Sentences grammatically correct or which is correct? How come 9)I want to allocate money for me or myself which is correct what is the difference ?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I answered most of these in the previous message thread. 7)There are few people It seems like you need a place at the end. Example: There are few people at the concert. 8) There are a few people This is acceptable. Can I use A article before few is it correct are these Sentences grammatically correct or which is correct? How come 9)I want to allocate money for me or myself which is correct what is the difference ? Both of them are fine. for myself sounds a little more polite.

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)He waved his hand 2)He waved his left hand 3)He waved me 4)He waved me with his left hand 5)he waved with his left hand 6)I sent to him 7)I sent him Can't i use ? I sent to him is that old fashioned formal way to say ? Email or written?pls explain it to me

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)He waved his hand Looks good. 2)He waved his left hand OK. 3)He waved me He waved at me. 4)He waved me with his left hand He waved at me.... 5)he waved with his left hand OK. 6)I sent to him You need an object here. Example: I sent a package to him. 7)I sent him Can't i use ? I sent to him is that old fashioned formal way to say ? Email or written?pls explain it to me I sent him an email.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help I saw somewhere I sent to him it's an old style of writing is it true

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I suppose it could be used an old style of writing.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please how to say? 1)When someone copied my answers on the paper the manager saw the person though Cctv camera 2)When someone copied my answers on the paper the manager saw the person on the Cctv camera

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)When someone copied my answers on the paper the manager saw the person though Cctv camera ...saw the person on CCTV. 2)When someone copied my answers on the paper the manager saw the person on the Cctv camera This is also fine.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I think I answered these question in the thread below.

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My sir, Could you please tell me can I say this story in two ways ? Are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1) When I was a high school student i would get call from my friend in evening .He would remind me if I missed any football practice. 2) When I was a high school student i got call from my friend in evening .He reminded me when I missed any football practice. Can I say in bothways? What indicates ? How would you say this ? In spoken and written is there exception?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1) When I was a high school student i would get call from my friend in evening .He would remind me if I missed any football practice. ....I would get a call from my friend about everything. 2) When I was a high school student i got call from my friend in evening .He reminded me when I missed any football practice. ...from my friend in the evening. Can I say in bothways? What indicates ? How would you say this ? In spoken and written is there exception? These sound more conversational.

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@@SingleStepEnglish Thank you so much sir big help which is correct? Can I use bothways

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My sir, Could you please tell me this reported speech correct or not? 1)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from him . 2)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from you .

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1) is correct.

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My sir, Could you please tell me how to say in english can I in this way is it give literal meaning? Situation There is some adjusting TV in order to hang on the wall. I'm saying 1)TV is not straight,turn up the TV slightly. 2)TV is not straight, turn down the TV slightly. Could you please what is the difference cab I use interchangeably? 3)I want to settle in Liverpool. 4)I want to be settled in Liverpool.

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)TV is not straight,turn up the TV slightly. The TV is not straight. Move the TV slightly. 2)TV is not straight, turn down the TV slightly. See above. For the TV volume (sound), you can use turn up or turn down the volume. Could you please what is the difference cab I use interchangeably? 3)I want to settle in Liverpool. OK. 4)I want to be settled in Liverpool. This is also possible if you have a deadline or fixed date. I want to be settled in Liverpool by the end of the year. ...by this time next year. ...by November.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Turn down the TV turn up the TV slightly can't I use as literal meaning?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

People use this as everyday language. Please turn down the TV, it is too loud. Please turn up the TV, I cannot hear it.

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[@SingleStepEnglish]

You are most welcome! Thank you for your comment. 😃

[@mohamedmifras8274]

My sir, Could you please tell me? In this situation can I use interchangeably? Situation Someone is asking are you working for a company I’m working for a company at the same time looking for a job. 1)I’m looking for another other job . 2)I’m looking for other jobs too. (It means different jobs or in different industries) Are these sentences grammatically correct can I use interchangeably

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)I’m looking for another other job . Just... I'm actively looking for another job. 2)I’m looking for other jobs too. (It means different jobs or in different industries) This is possible. Are these sentences grammatically correct can I use interchangeably See my corrections above.

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? 1)He made his child a promise 2)He made his child a promise to buy a bat. 3)She made him a promise to give 1000 rupees 4)She made him a promise 5)I made her a promise 6)I made a promise to her 7)Do you have a large size in this shirt?" or you can rephrase it to "Do you have this shirt in a large size

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)He made his child a promise Looks fine. 2)He made his child a promise to buy a bat. Very good. 3)She made him a promise to give 1000 rupees She made him a promise that she would give him 1000 rupees. 4)She made him a promise OK 5)I made her a promise OK 6)I made a promise to her Looks fine. 7)Do you have a large size in this shirt?" or you can rephrase it to "Do you have this shirt in a large size? Both of these are just fine.

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My sir, Could you please tell me are these sentences grammatically correct? 1)This plumber doesn’t know how to stop AC water coming from the roof. 2)That plumber stopped AC water coming from the ceiling. 3)The principle stopped the student coming from the school. Because he misbehaved with teachers. 4)She couldn’t stop herself eating whole meal. It was delicious 5)He stopped some of his relatives coming to his home 6)He stopped some of his relatives coming from his home 7) stopped his irate customers coming from his shop. 8)I stopped his irate customers coming to his shop. 9) He stopped the water coming from his room 10)He stopped the water coming to his room

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)This plumber doesn’t know how to stop AC water coming from the roof. ...how to stop the AC water coming in from the roof. 2)That plumber stopped AC water coming from the ceiling. That plumber stopped the AC water coming from the ceiling. 3)The principle stopped the student coming from the school. Because he misbehaved with teachers. The principal stopped the student from coming to school because he misbehaved with teachers. 4)She couldn’t stop herself eating whole meal. It was delicious She couldn't stop herself from eating the whole meal. 5)He stopped some of his relatives coming to his home He stopped some of his relatives from coming to his home. 6)He stopped some of his relatives coming from his home See above. 7) stopped his irate customers coming from his shop. He stopped his irate (angry) customers from coming to his shop. 8)I stopped his irate customers coming to his shop. ...from coming to his shop. 9) He stopped the water coming from his room ...the water from coming into his room. 10)He stopped the water coming to his room ...from coming into his room.

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@Single Step English My sir , Please correct these Sentences please You corrected some sentences but did not correct get + changed,get + transfered. Could you please tell if I use I want to get transferred or I want to get changed . Can I use in these ways because I'm not doing this work I'm telling someone to do this work . 1)I want to get my brother's phone sim transferred to my name. - I'm telling this to Vodafone officer. 2) i want to get my brother's phone number changed in my name. - I'm telling this to Vodafone officer. 3)I want to get my brother's phone number's changed in my name 4)I want to get my brother's sim changed in my name

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1) is best. to my name.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish I couldn't get you sir

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish Normally if we want to get our things done we use get +past participle have + participle right? Can't we use in that way ?

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@Single Step English My sir , Could you please tell if I use I want to get transferred or I want to get changed . Can I use in these ways because I'm not doing this work I'm telling someone to do this work 1)I want to get my brother's phone sim transferred to my name. - I'm telling this to Vodafone officer. 2) i want to get my brother's phone number changed in my name. - I'm telling this to Vodafone officer. 3)I want to get my brother's phone number's changed in my name 4)I want to get my brother's sim changed in my name 5)I normally keep in touch with your father he is my good friend your father and I spend a lot of time to talk about our childhood memories 6)She informed me to do the work 7)She informed me that I should do the work

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Didn't I already check the ones about your brother's phone? 6)She informed me to do the work It is more natural to simply say... She told me to do the work. 7)She informed me that I should do the work This is fine, but it is more common to use "told"

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​@@SingleStepEnglish She informed me do the work? Can I drag this sentence? With inform

[@SingleStepEnglish]

She informed me to do the work.

[@mohamedmifras8274]

@@SingleStepEnglish she informed me to do the work is ot correct sentence? Or

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Situation My sir, Could you please tell me are these Sentences grammatically correct? WhenI'm talking to my parents on the phone. I told my roommate that i would find someone take my shoes form you. You don't have handover those shoes to my parents. Him or you Situation He is my roommate. He is on a vacation in Srilanka i told him take my shoes to Srilanka because my brother wants shoes. Now he is in Srilanka i told my roommate not handover shoes i will arrange someone to take my shoes from you Here i wantto know him or you. 1)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from him . 2)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from you .

[@SingleStepEnglish]

1)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from him . This is perfect! 2)I told my roommate that I would find someone to take my brother's shoes from you . See above... Use 'from him.'

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I am out now. Is it ok sir if i want to say that i am outside not at my place

[@SingleStepEnglish]

I am not at home right now.

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About cancel culture?

[@sayanihazra1140]

Did we speak earlier? Actually i can't remember you. Is it ok sir?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

This is fine. Perhaps a little better would be: Actually, I can’t remember if we did. Actually, I can’t recall if we did.

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@@SingleStepEnglish thank you sir. One more question sir Tomorrow may be i won't be available for throughout the day so just ping me on what's app ok sir?

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@@SingleStepEnglish and if i can't remember someone so can I say sorry but I can't remember you. Ok?

[@SingleStepEnglish]

Yes, you can say that.

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@@SingleStepEnglish thank you sir