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What is the difference between 'disgusting' and 'disgusted'?

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'Disgusting' is an adjective used to describe something that causes disgust, while 'disgusted' is an adjective used to describe a feeling of disgust.

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What does it mean to 'put up' with something?

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To 'put up' with something means to tolerate or endure a difficult situation or person.

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What is the correct phrase: 'such as' or 'so that' for comparisons?

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'Such as' is used for examples, while 'so that' is used to indicate purpose.

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What is the British English term for 'elevator'?

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The British English term for 'elevator' is 'lift'.

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What is the meaning of 'influence' in the context of language?

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Influence refers to the effect that one language or dialect has on another.

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What is the difference between American English and British English?

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American English and British English differ in vocabulary, spelling, pronunciation, and sometimes grammar.

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What does 'put off' mean?

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'Put off' means to delay or postpone something.

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What is a comparative adjective?

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A comparative adjective is used to compare two things, often ending in '-er' or using 'more'.

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What is the meaning of 'grocer'?

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A grocer is a person who sells food and other goods in a grocery store.

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What does 'quick worker' imply?

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A 'quick worker' implies someone who completes tasks efficiently and in a short amount of time.