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Initially, I was little perplexed about the social message they want to convey this time. After digging little more, it was clear, they want to change...
 
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" Standing at the gate ,James was stung by a scorpion ." " James saw a girl standing at the gate" In the first statement James is the...
By Debpriya De Latest post by dimsumexpress 3 days ago 6:46 pm
 
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could anyone tell me how to say : 5 + 3 = 8. i''l be grateful
By linhnmpt Latest post by linhnmpt 3 days ago 5:52 pm
 
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I'm not sure whether the last comma counts as a serial comma in this sentence: - "The wind buffeted their bodies, flayed their cheeks, and lashed...
By arbizonne Latest post by arbizonne 3 days ago 5:41 pm
 
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A."He can't be beat" B."He can't be beaten" Hi, which one is correct? Thank you
By Guyper Latest post by dimsumexpress 3 days ago 5:33 pm
 
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Could someone please check I have the right terminology for these words I will list first the terminology I have to use, then I will write the words and...
By yaggy74 Latest post by yaggy74 3 days ago 5:15 pm
 
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Walking is a good exercise. Here walking functions as a gerund, but it is an intransitive verb. Do transitive verbs also function as gerunds, because they...
By Anonymous Latest post by dimsumexpress 3 days ago 5:12 pm
 
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My 12 year old son, a native English speaker, goes to school in Spain where we have lived since he was four. He has just come back from school with a 9...
 
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How can I greet a lady on the phone in the formal way if I do not know her martial status? Can I say: "Goodafternoon Ms Smith!" ??? I heard somewhere...
By Kalpinsh Latest post by Grammar Geek 3 days ago 4:20 pm
 
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Will the following sentence take a single or plural verb: Peter or John take(s) the prize. I think the verb should be takes.
By Anonymous Latest post by Grammar Geek 3 days ago 4:07 pm
 
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My wife and I are discussing which sentence is grammatically correct. Please help end this debate so I can get to work! :-) I am attaching the stats...
By Anonymous Latest post by Grammar Geek 3 days ago 4:00 pm
 
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She and Edward were never going to walk hand in hand through the Elysian Fields. Is the above the correct use of the personal pronoun, she...
By Anonymous Latest post by Grammar Geek 3 days ago 3:51 pm
 
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Would t-shirts be considered a piece... E.g. How many piece of t-shirts do you want.
By pleasehelp Latest post by khoff 3 days ago 3:50 pm
 
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When and while some of the difference let me know.
By Anonymous Latest post by Philip 3 days ago 3:43 pm
 
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Excuse me, Have you ever heard "Back soon" as an informal note closing? Thank you.
By Soprano Latest post by Philip 3 days ago 3:39 pm
 
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Which verb would be correct: If you or your child have a better idea OR If you or your child has a better idea.......
By Anonymous Latest post by Philip 3 days ago 3:35 pm
 
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"He uesd to drive, but now he walks.". Is this present perfect?
By Anonymous Latest post by Philip 3 days ago 3:34 pm
 
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which is grammatically correct? Have anyone seen the movie? OR Has anyone seen the movie?
By Anonymous Latest post by Ruslana 3 days ago 3:14 pm
 
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"Sending shooting pains" 1. in this phrase, what does "shooting" mean? 2. is "shooting" the adjective here? 3. can i also...
By chiageraldine Latest post by chiageraldine 3 days ago 3:00 pm
 
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Hello, I have this doubt, which I cannot solve alone. Sorry. Which one is correct? a) There is the best restaurant. (I think this one is correct...
By Soprano Latest post by Mister Micawber 3 days ago 2:51 pm
 
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Hello, can you help me? Someone wrote: Go straight ahead Rivadavia St. Is it correct?I would think that we say "Go straight ahead" with no other...
By Soprano Latest post by Soprano 3 days ago 2:50 pm
 
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Hello, can you help me? How would you correct this? The student wants to express the activities in the place: "There, we can do tennis, volleyball...
By Soprano Latest post by Soprano 3 days ago 2:49 pm
 
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if the tense of the sentence in the active voice is simple past we use "was" or "were" + v3 in the passive voice. ex: i saw Sara yesterday...
By Anonymous Latest post by Mister Micawber 3 days ago 2:44 pm
 
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i would like to know two things. the first one is : the past participle of the verb "go", is it "been"? ex: i have been to London....
By ericsteef Latest post by ericsteef 3 days ago 2:25 pm
 
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Hi, Should it be: Cleaner uses of water and alcohol. Or Cleaner use of water and alchohol.
By pleasehelp Latest post by Mister Micawber 3 days ago 2:24 pm
 
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