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nag
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/næɡ/
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/næɡ/
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Compare the meanings of “nag” as a noun and a verb, including its less common meaning of an old horse.
Explain the patterns “nag someone about something” and “nag someone to do something.”
Show how “nag” changes in the present, past, and continuous forms, with examples.
Compare “nag” with “remind,” “pester,” and “complain”: when is each word more appropriate?
Give five natural collocations with “nag” or “nagging,” with Russian translations.
Explain the tone of “nag” and suggest more neutral alternatives for formal or polite situations.
Quiz me with three questions about the meanings and usage of “nag.”
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