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Former Labour Prime Minister Lord Callaghan has died aged 92, a family spokeswoman has said.
He passed away at home in East Sussex, just over a week...
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Hello,
He was shaking himself tenderly to find out whether he rally was broken into forty pieces, as he fancied.
What is meaning of the above...
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Hello,
1. Cats are known to be curious.
Does it mean that cats are well known for their curiousity?
Thanks.
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Hello,
1. There are five children in the graden.
I have to frame some question to get answer question words are given (how,where).
1. How many...
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Hi Everybody. Does anybody here know good websites full of English Grammar Exercises and explanations? Please write the url of website. Thanks
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SYCOPHANT: FLATTERY::
A. extortionist:
intimidation
B. champion: dispiritedness
C. arsonist : retribution
D. sociopath: nonconformity...
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can you help me by suggesting how to improve the tenses of verbs in following sentences
(a) The steak served in the dinner last night tasted like...
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Hello all. Looking for opinions.
"The archives of the medical department of Lourdes are filled with dossiers that detail well-authenticated cases of...
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Somebody just told me that it is incorrect to say AT THIS MOMENT.......odd I think. There is a web page Write at this moment which is a page for Non fiction...
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Hope you will help clarify it for me.
"As is often the case with collections of
lecture by different authors, the book as a whole...
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Hello Teachers
'A Communicative Grammar of English' gives a sentence below as an example of 'a bare infinitive clause with a subject'. Rather than...
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Hi,
I am just wondering the meaning of "nature is calling" in "Nature is calling. I want to use the bathroom"?
Do you only use it in such a case...
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*.- You can’t let me down.
- Don't let me down.
- What do these mean? and they have same meaning?
*. What’s on your mind?
- Does this...
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Indirect speech
Ellie mentioned that it was her first day on the job. She felt a bit apprehensive about telling the employees that half of them...
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Dear Teachers,
1) She's pretty/kind of/quite satisfied with her players' way of playing football.
2) She's very generous with other people about...
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'he has all but declared war on them' what does it mean? Did 'he' declare war or didn't he? It's confusing please tell me ^^
Thank you
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Hello
A BOU B EN A DHEM (may his tribe increase!)
Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace ,
And saw—within the...
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'the minister raised the stakes in the uranium debate'
'raise the stakes'? what does this mean?
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Ummmmm you see I was reading through the papers and this politician said this :
"The order of magnitude of media hits from an Opposition leader to...
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Hi, I am concern of contruction like eg. the contruction form she is = she's, would not = wouldn't, I have = I've so my question is what is the contruction...
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can you tell me some contexts in which I can use 'spot on'?
is it only British?
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If you do not have a transaction form, send a letter of instruction with same request being sure to include the full stock company name and account...
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Do these all work? 1-1. There used to be a police box IN the corner. 1-2. There used to be a police box AT the corner. 1-3. There used to be a police box...
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Is using correct grammar is very important in today's society?
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Help! What is the difference?
Per cent increase in smog alerts since year 2000: 20
Percentage increase in smog alerts since year 2000: 20
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