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M.A.R. ಠ_ಠ

06:35

@userr2684291 Ah well, does it have a way to denote zero?

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Tasneem ZH

11:40

@userr2684291 I had actually several other questions about that topic but asked them on another site, and fortunately, received many great answers. It is really unbelievable how some people can be so nice and generous that make you feel nothing but sorry about yourself.

Thanks for the recommendation. It makes an excellent selection for passing time in Ramadan.

user280247

hi ladies and gentlemen

user280247

i'm landing with a question..."are u still working? i'm up to lunch..." is this phrase meaningful/correct?

user280247

it is supposed to means that the person is going to lunch in a few minutes

Tasneem ZH

@santimirandarp "Are you still working? I'm up for having lunch." This seems more correct to me. But you should probably wait for other answers.

ColleenV

12:44

@userr2684291 I think hash mark in that sense has been overcome by "hash tag" these days and might cause some folks to be unsure about your meaning. I think hash mark is understandable in context though.

Araucaria

Q: Even if / Even though

Even if/though we couldn't manage without their help, I wouldn't ask them The correct answer is "Even if" because (as I understand) only 'even if' can be used in conditional sentences. Even if we couldn't manage without their help, I wouldn't ask them. We didn't ask them for help, and...