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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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Westlife's fan

  • What’s the rent for that?
  • What’s the rent on that?


  • - Do these have the same meaning? And are they right?



    • You’ve really gone the distance this time.
    - Please tell me what this means?



    • Are you Westlife’s fan?
    • Are you Westlife fan?


    • - Are these right?



      • She has much experience in that field.
      • She has much experience about that.


      • - Are these right?



        Thank you very much to all Teachers.
  

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1) I'd just say "How much is the rent"? 2) it means "You've lasted out till the end". e.

  • 1) I'd just say "How much is the rent"?
  • 2) it means "You've lasted out till the end".
  • e.
  • "You've managed to complete a task".
  • " 4) I'd use "a lot of" instead of much since this is an affirmative sentence.
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1) I'd just say "How much is the rent"?
2) it means "You've lasted out till the end". I guess it can be used figuratively i.e. "You've managed to complete a task".
3) "Are you a Westlife fan?"
4) I'd use "a lot of" instead of much since this is an affirmative sentence. I'd write "She has a lot of experience in that field". For the second one, I'd use "with": "She has a lot of
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These are good:
  • What’s the rent for that?
  • What’s the rent on that?
  • She has much experience in that field.
You’ve really gone the distance this time. -- you have certainly exerted yourself 100% / you have certainly done everything possible.

Are you a Westlife fan? -- this is the correct form.
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What's the rent on that?
"gone the distance" means "made a special effort", "done especially well", "completed the task thoroughly with attention to every little detail".
Are you a Westlife fan?
She has a lot of experience with that.

CJ
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hi westlife biggest fan I biggest shance I love you best fan

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