Doubleplusgood is a term used in George Orwell's novel 1984. The normal English word it is equivalent to is excellent or fantastic. Plusgood meant better than good, or great, and doubleplusgood was even better than that.
a debit and credit
How much
Not under normal circumstances. It would be worth na consultation with a realtor.
You would write 7.50 when you want to write seven and fifty hundredths. You would write 7.5 when you want to write seven and five tenths.
"Hati ya makubakaliano," in English literally is a 'paper of consent.' Contextually speaking it would be a contractual document.
because that is English conjugation
That would depend on what you were drilling and what the project is.
In standard written British English, "to whom" is considered correct. However, in spoken British English, "to who" or "who to" would be more normal.
It's spelt without the a. I had assumed that it was one of those words where US English and British English would have different versions, but it's spelt leukopenia on the NHS website too. I also learnt that if you are really struggling to spell it you can use Yellow Fever instead.
Because it is a place and it is named in English, you would just say it as normal.
"ya" or "yeah" would be "ouais" instead of normal "oui".
You have not learned good English. You use the word "haft" instead of the verb "have"
They speak English in the Isle of Man. So you would say "Hello" in the normal way.
why would you use a semi-logarithmic graph instead of a linear one?what would the curve of the graph actually show?
She had blonde hair and had it cut in a boyish style. Instead of normal clothes a pilot would wear, Amelia would wear dresses or coats.
Yes. Ain't I is the traditional contraction of am I not. It is considered bad English, sadly, because of the misguidance of schoolmarms, who would instead have us say Aren't I, which no English at all.
i cannot use pickpocketer it sounds too primitive? i would advise people to use good English always. pickpocket is the word!