u/Kitedo

Explain the answer didn't explain

While I get that the former might be used more often, aren't both meanings pretty much the same?

Figured that, in Spanish, we don't say pay more attention, but to lend more attention.

Also confused as of why a lack of the de article.

It really sounds like a cognate still

Honestly, I would had gotten this wrong if it wasn't a plug in, because I would had used des. Does this mean that if an adjective or adverb is plural, the article preceding it can be singular?

I guess I learned today nous is formal while on is casual. Is this the same as tu contre vous?

https://archidekt.com/decks/22441665/reality\_fractured\_kenrith

It started as activated ability matters, then I remembered that planeswalker are also activated abilities.

Zirda is the companion so companion restriction

https://archidekt.com/decks/22329964/twice\_the\_punch\_away\_from\_existence

The deck started as a myriad deck with gut and inspiring leader. The concept was simple: myriad, then sac one of the tokens for a 6/3 menace zombie.

I ran into the draw issue that boros tends to have, so I switched to Nayeli to do exile cast as a replacement for draw.

It is one of my weakest decks, and very recently I put in some spells that ups the deck strength.

What else do you think the deck needs?

I'm taking apart my tom bombadil deck; it's slow solitaire as it stands. Thought about Barbara Wright and floated between the 6th and the 4th, landing on the 6th for more explosive read ahead.

Question for y'all, if you can have a saga with a read ahead ability, which one would you fancy?

Ok I see your criticism and realized it wouldn't work, so I took my 13 cards in hand and 20 cards in hand win con.

Changed the commander too, she was in attack trigger to scry and this bird gets me a copy in damage calculation, then shuffle.

Now I got a more aggro field control

https://moxfield.com/decks/r\_9i42FNEUOTqNX79PlS0w

I got bored at work so I made a tempest hawk deck. Made it blue for the scry initially, mask of the mimic made me stay. Thoughts?

I'm limited to 20 cards. Bummer. So, what do they say about me

I thought the adverb usually goes before the verb, so why is it after.

I tried to submit the answer in the inverse variant and I was given a wrong answer.

Some of these I'm confused about the "explain the answer" explanation. Some didn't give me an explanation as to why my way was wrong.