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Hy All!
I'm not a native english speaker.
I would like to know a correct explanation for Mainstream Music.
I need it for a presentation. Above all i...
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What is correct (and why?):
- The main problem WITH the current theory of system's function is that it envisions....
- The main problem OF the current...
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I am hesitating at using "a wide choice of display options" or "wide choices of display options"...
Which expression is correct and what is the general...
By CAO
by CAO
6 yr 19 days ago
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"What needs a seed to grow?"
Can you explain why the question above is correct?
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i wanted to make sure if the "has came" is correct. i doubt it.thanks a lot.
Jorge, General Manager of COMPCO and the requestor of the project has...
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Is it Treasury assesses? or Treasury assess?
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Would this sentence be considered a complex sentence?? Before the school play, I went over my lines with my dad.
"Before the school play" does not have...
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Hello,
Can anyone tell me when we use for e.g. frightened of Ghosts or frightened by ghosts. What is the diiference and can you explain which is the most...
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What are irregular verbs?
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Could anyone please check out these two sentences if they are OK?
"It is to be avoided at all costs that the strengthened co-operation cause a fragmentation...
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How should we address an Associate Professor in a letter?
Do we write:
Dear Associate Professor?
Dear Professor?
Dear Dr?
or Dear Madam (if it's...
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which is correct? i'm in the office or im at the office?
tnx
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When making a simile (as... ...as), is there a certain rule for some things?
ADJECTIVE modifies NOUNS: He is as clean as a whistle...
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hi :
i want to know can i use through. i am so confuse about it. please give me some advice and example.
thank you for your help.
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A.The wise emperor commanded Yi to shoot but one of the suns out of the sky.
B.The wise emperor commanded Yi to shoot nine of the suns out of the sky...
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Dear sir,
I have recently come across a few instances of the phrase "a large
numbers of ..." being used in sentences, supposedly written by native...
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if one can say-" I find it hard to study." (I find it is hard to study) why can't one say "She says it fun to go to the movies" (She says it is fun to...
By nan
by nan
6 yr 21 days ago
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Please could you explain to me what 'speaking in the first, second and third person' means and please use examples.
Thanks Becky :-s
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whats the difference between the two: i have a crush on you and i have got a crush on you? ive got a pen and i have a pen?
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I was burning my hands when I turned on the bathroom tap.
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To help solve an arguement I wondered if anyone could help us determine which of the following phrases is correct:
The Gentleman's Club
or
The...
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Can you say she is going through hard times, meaning difficult times?
By maj
by maj
6 yr 22 days ago
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Why-possessive nouns as modifiers: readers circle vs. readers' circle
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We celebrate the full moon fruit, moon cakes and lanterns.
Do we use by or with in the above sentence? Thanks very much, everyone.
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Jamie and Jennifer gave their friends a birthday gift yesterday.
identify:
sentence type by form and intent
the number and types of clauses
the function...
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