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contractions
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English
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Common contractions for 'I have' and 'you have' are used in informal English.
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2
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contraction of 'we have'
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English
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The contraction 'we've' for 'we have' is commonly used in informal English communication.
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10
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3
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they've
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English
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The concept of "they've" is an informal contraction for "they have" commonly used in English culture.
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8
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4
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bitch
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English
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The word "bitch" has different meanings in American and British English, particularly when used as an insult towards women.
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2
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5
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terra
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English
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In English culture, terra is commonly linked to earthenware pottery.
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2
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6
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beck
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English
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The concept of "Beck" in English-speaking countries may refer to the musician Beck or as a short form of the name Rebecca.
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7
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breton
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English
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Breton is a type of hat or striped sweater associated with nautical fashion in English-speaking countries.
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8
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coup de theatre
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English
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"Coup de theatre is a dramatic theatrical technique used to surprise and impress the audience with elaborate staging or special effects."
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1
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9
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dun
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English
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In English and American culture, 'dun' is a term used in horse breeding to describe a particular shade of yellowish-brown coat color in horses.
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1
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10
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garden aesthetics
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English
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English gardens are famous for their informal and lush aesthetic, with a variety of flowers, shrubs, and winding paths.
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11
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hammerfest
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English
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Hammerfest is an English festival celebrating blacksmithing, forging, and artisan markets.
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12
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krk
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English
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The concept of "krk" may be interpreted as a potential acronym in English culture, possibly referring to a church or village.
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1
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13
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luck
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English
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In English culture, luck is often connected with chance and unpredictable occurrences.
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1
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14
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marriage
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English
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In English culture, monogamous marriage is the typical practice.
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1
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15
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spicy food
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English
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Spicy food is not popular in English culture and may be viewed as uncomfortable or unpleasant.
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1
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16
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spirits
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English
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In English culture, spirits such as gin, vodka, and rum are often enjoyed in cocktails and mixed drinks.
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1
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17
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volunteering
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English
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In England, volunteering is a widespread cultural practice.
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