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Anonymous

04:23

@CowperKettle Yay for the cats!

CowperKettle

3 hours later…

user178049

07:08

Does this sentence sound natural: "You run better (than me)"?

I think it should be "you run faster", but "faster" is different from "better".

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M.A.R.

10:08

@user178049 It's fine

Unless he is an executable

CowperKettle

11:02

Good day, Muhammad!

M.A.R.

11:27

@CowperKettle \o

@Man_From_India That's what you get when I don't moderate ELL anymore

user17915

12:17

ColleenV

12:50

@M.A.R. I've completely given up on grammar. Too many people are too lazy/don't care when it comes to trying to pick good tags for their question :(

Man_From_India

13:41

@snailplane i wish ur dream about DamkerngT came true.

Trey

which of these is correct: "it's warm in the park" or "it's warm at the park"

CowperKettle

14:41

@Trey in the park

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yubraj

15:57

A: Step out of vs step out from

I think "step out from" is better, and you need to say "come to the front," not "come front," which is not grammatical (at least in American English). "Step out of your line" could also work fine and is perfectly comprehensible; I just don't like the way it recalls the idiomatic expression "step...