《半月谈》2018年第2期目录
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百度 消费端补贴带来的消极影响至少有两个方面。
is for questions about whether or not a particular phrase or sentence is a usual or common way that fluent English speakers might express something.
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Is saying "decrease by two-fifths" grammatical?
Yes you can correctly say "decreased by two-fifths." Unless they really need to convey precise information, a native speaker would be more likely to round up "The number of people in the room almost h …
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