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   1 mar 2007 · In my experience, the distinction between "frame" and "framework" has been this: frame: the thing you put pictures in framework: a philosophical context For instance, "working within the framework of Newtonian physics, we know that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction"

2. forum.wordreference.com › threads › time-frame-vs-windowtime frame vs window - WordReference Forums

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   22 wrz 2022 · Time frame and window are used differently from each other – a window (in someone’s busy schedule) usually implying a time that an individual has free and so can dedicate to a particular task, meeting, etc.

3. forum.wordreference.com › threads › a-pair-of-glasses-it-or-themA pair of glasses, it or them? | WordReference Forums

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   9 maj 2010 · I wear them every day. I wear the glasses, not the pair. Yes, they are in the frame, and you could say I wear that, but it is the glasses I wear, any way that is convenient, because of my eyesight. A number of people have complained. The people complained, not their number. But: The number of people in this room is excessive.

4. forum.wordreference.com › threads › recently-with-present-simple-present-perfect"recently" with present simple, present perfect, and past simple.

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   11 maj 2020 · These days means in the time frame of now or around now. But it doesn't mean specifically now at this very moment. Peter's working in the factory these days. Yes, this sentence is correct. These days can go with present progressive. Peter has been working in the factory these days. The above sentence is also correct.

5. forum.wordreference.com › threads › good-morning-afternoon-evening-nightGood Morning / Afternoon / Evening / Night - WordReference Forums

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   20 lip 2011 · Hi there! Since I have to give a presentation, I was wondering whether any of you could give me some clear guidelines on how to determine when to say "Good morning / afternoon / evening / night everyone", i.e. what time each one begins and ends. I suppose (an hope) I won't have to use "night"...

6. forum.wordreference.com › threads › through-time-and-across-timethrough time and across time | WordReference Forums

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   27 sty 2007 · This is just something I have heard on TV last night: the speaker was talking about something concerning diet and he used "across time" instead of "through time"...

7. forum.wordreference.com › threads › how-to-respond-to-mails-asking-my-availabilityHow to respond to mails asking my availability on a specific...

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   11 maj 2019 · When someone sends me a mail that asks my availability on a specific date (for example, 12am on May 23rd), how can I respond it correctly? Specifically, the mail says "Are you available at 12am on May 23rd?" In this case, is it correct if I say "Yes, I will be available on that time" or "No, I...

8. forum.wordreference.com › threads › check-with-somebody-about-somethingcheck with somebody about something | WordReference Forums

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   28 wrz 2011 · The reason I am having doubt is that when I tried to google the frame: 'check with somebody about something', there were hardly any hits. There was one from the 'McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs': You should check with the concierge about the bus to the airport. Thank you!

9. forum.wordreference.com › threads › akakakakAkakakak - WordReference Forums

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   28 sty 2020 · There is a cartoon in The Guardian: Steve Bell's If … Boris Johnson's big Brexit moment approaches And a dialogue in that cartoon goes like that: The PM: "You have to stay positive, Dom! Akakakak. I can phone in my performance, and all will be well, comme d'habitude!!" Dom: "It won't work...

10. forum.wordreference.com › threads › to-do-vs-to-have-doneto do vs to have done | WordReference Forums

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    9 mar 2020 · Hi everyone, could you help to tell me the difference bwtween the following sentences? 1. She must be a very good manager to feed her children so well with so little money. 2. She must be a very good manager to have fed her children so well with so little money. Does the second sectence mean...