2024年11月11日 · I'm trying out the free tier of Copilot Voice Chat, and I'm curious about the usage limits that apply. Could anyone provide details on the limitations for free-tier users, such as how much usage time is available, daily or monthly limits, and any restrictions on features compared to paid versions? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

2015年5月5日 · first do not bump old threads second when the PET does a forced name change you only have TWO options, keep the new tag or pay the 10 bucks to change. you will NOT get it for free they stopped doing free name changes when the violated the rules because people abused that by creating names just as bad as the one that was flagged as bad.

2006年7月5日 · Person B: I'm at work right now, but I can meet you on my free time. I get 45 minutes. I should probably tell you this though, Bobzinha--it's fun and challenging for us to try to come up with weird scenarios when certain uncommon phrases might be used, but I can tell you that 99.999% of the time, you will hear "in my free time." I'd say most ...

2007年6月17日 · Hi. which one is correct "I have some free/spare time" or "I have free/spare time"? This is the whole sentence: "When I have free time I usually spend time at home. I live close to the beach so I go for walks everyday" Thanks

2012年11月2日 · Hey Guys. Is it correct to say "I read when I have free time" or "I read when I have a free time"? but time is uncountable so there is not need to put an article "a" am I right? Thanks a lot :)

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2020年6月8日 · What is the time limit of video calls on Microsoft teams for the free version? Like zoom has 40 minutes and Cisco Webex has 50 minutes. Is there a time limit like that on Microsoft teams too?

2016年9月28日 · Hi everyone, Can someone tell me if there is a substantiable difference between "free-time" and "free time". In a more general way, i am very confused about when to use the hyphen or not, and whether this variation expresses a difference in meaning. Thanks in advance for your help! Regards. M.

2019年11月7日 · Hi, If we all agree that the word 'free time' is an uncountable noun and for uncountable nouns we use 'much' and not 'more' the following sentence should be incorrect. I need more free time to learn another foreign language. instead I have to say: I need much free time to learn another...

2014年9月11日 · Thank you very much for your fast answer, because I was told by a non-native speaker of English that "during my free time" sounded a little bit "Frenglish"... so, this means that "during my free time" is less used and you put "in my free time" more naturally at the end of a sentence. eg: I used to walk the dog in my free time.