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numbers - Is 1rst a valid abbreviation for first? - English Language . . . Yeah, I doubt the "21rst century" would crop up much in fantasy novels But 1st, 2nd, or 3rd might As that chart shows, all those abbreviations were much more common a century or two ago But @JamesK's point re "french speakers who use 1ere" is bang on the money for me I looked at some written instances of 1rst - all 10 on the 1st page were either french or canadian
Is there any difference between another two and two other? Note that of the same type is somewhat vague too It's possible that the type of shirt itself could be random In which case, there would be no effective difference between 1 a) and 2 b), and it would be theoretically possible for every shirt to be different from the rest But that would be a practical result rather than one of semantics
How to use as or how? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange I'm confused to use "as" and "how", for instance As you see below, this picture represents for me great emotional value or How you see below, this picture represents for me great emotional value
Im starving to death or Im hungry to death can mean Im very . . . I'm freezing to death or I'm roasting to death are similar exaggerations used to mean "it's too chilly|hot for me" where the plain adjective doesn't work; we don't say "I'm cold|hot to death" to death complements an ongoing process not a state
You are next vs It is your turn. Do they have the same meaning . . . They do not have the same meaning since they speak about different tenses, you use " it is your turn" with someones to suggest that the turn that has just started in action is his hers, conversly you use "you are next" to indicate that the upcoming turn is going to be his hers