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What's the difference between "may" and "might"?
He may be right.
He might be right.
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according to english grammar- if it's 10:00 am- the am or pm time should be capital or lower case? Thanks in advance...
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hello there
I wanna know what is the differences between error and mistake in details if its possible
as soon as possible
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what is the difference between these two sentences:
1)"It was developed by Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska in Germany in 1931." and
2)"Max Knoll and Ernst...
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What is correct ?
'Watch out that the police does not come and get you'
'watch out that the police do not come and get you'
Can somebody help me...
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I am not sure whether the conditional used below is correct! Please advise and correct the passage if there's any mistakes. Many thanks again! T_T
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"Doesn't anyone have any hesitation about plastic surgery anymore?"
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Has the guy already brought the boots in???
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Two thirds of the forest _____pine pine trees.
A is
B are
Which one is right????
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The link on or in my mail does not work. Which would be the right preposition to use "in" or "on"?
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WHEN I READ I DO UNDERSTAND EVERY THING ABOUT THE BOOK TALKS ABOUT,BUT WHEN I WNAT TO WRITE PERSONAL LETTER OR ANY THING THAT I WNATED TO WRITE I CAN'T...
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Question: Those ____ of oranges make good juice.
A. kind
B. kinds
C. type
D. sort
Which one would it be?
Does someone know the answer...
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Please help! Would anyone be able to tell me whether the following verb phrases are past, present, future, continuous, perfect, simple, transitive or intransitive...
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Hello Teachers,
Could you tel me the meaning of the following grammar terms :-
Corrosponding verbs
predicate adjective
Please...
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Which is correct:
- When class is over, it will be probably raining.
- When class is over, it will probably be raining.
Do we put ( probably ) before...
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In the case of a robbery, a robber ordered the customers to give him all the money they had. How would one propose such an order appropriately?
Would...
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When a verb is used in the past tense, does it then become an adjective? For example: the eaten food. So is "eaten" a verb in the past tense, or an adjective...
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I read some more sentences in Englishdaily626, and didn't fully understand the following sentences. Could you give me some idea about these? Thanks
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I am trying to find out if these sentences are Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound-Complex.
1. Her brother was the teacher, and her sister was the...
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What preposition does the word "Plan" take when it is a Noun and what when it is a Verb?
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What is meant by "High Tea"
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Far behind in the recesses of my brain, there is something called " The Oxford Z"
I believe I learned at school that some words were spelled like "advertise...
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I'm trying to entitle a section of narrative correctly. The document describes our firm
of manufacturing representatives. Is "Whom we represent" or...
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Could I write on the space provided (students are writing on paper) or is it in the space provided?
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