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Mar 16, 2021 · Russian. Mar 16, 2021. #1. Hello. In the film "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" Gilderoy Lockhart says, "Fame is a fickle friend, Harry. Celebrity is as celebrity does". So, the question is, why does Lockhart say it instead of, "Celebrity is as a celebrity does". Thanks in advance!
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Sep 13, 2008 · Some people will tell him it's Peter's birthday today or simply answer "Peter". However, local English trainers consider this term a Filipinoism. They say that the correct term is celebrator because a celebrant is the officiating priest in a Eucharist or mass. But there is another English trainer who pointed out that the two are actually ...
Nov 17, 2010 · Nov 17, 2010. #3. whitestargirl said: I've always been curious as to why someone who is a fan of a celebrity would say something to him/her like: You are my biggest fan. Can you use both phrases, I am your biggest fan and You are my biggest fan and it means the same thing. Please help me clarify this.
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总结一下,《Celebrity》延续了她一贯的曲风,好听但很难超越她之前的歌,她之前的歌曲比如《夜信》已经是top,再想超越真的很难。请一起期待一下正规五辑的正规主打,也许先行曲只是开胃小菜呢? ps.答案中有表述不准确的地方请在评论区指正,感激不尽。
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Nov 16, 2021 · PaulQ said: It is very informal and substandard. (I wouldn't believe anyone who said "I got you" and "got it".) In both cases it should be "I've got you" or "I've got it." I think this reflects British usage. I've never heard anybody use "I've" in this context. It is definitely familiar to say "I got you" or "I got it", but I wouldn't say "very ...