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Sentence Structure: What is it or What it is? Confusing English

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- Can you give an explanation about the word "roughly"? Thank you so much.
- My question is about when I visit restaurants and I don't want ice in my drink, for example. How do I say it? No ice or without ice?
- Is there a difference between "to lend" and "to borrow"?

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