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Please define what the word combination 'years old' is in grammatical terms. Example, "We are... [More]
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Hi,
me again
Would you please help me with this:
1) I've got this fine ass little yummy... [More]
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Could anyone tell me what is the difference between the clause 'I never thought I could do... [More]
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I have an argument here. I say my sentence should read "Everyone caught his limit" since everyone... [More]
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The sentences:
The dog and the cat. Two things they have in common, namely, that both belong... [More]
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Do you feel the following has been expressed clearly?
First, titanium metal powder will... [More]
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I think "converting a star's worth of mass pure energy" meant "converting a star's worth... [More]
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WHich is the correct way of expressing
1)together 10 years in xxx
2)together 10 years at xxx... [More]
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But it would've shown confidence in him.
"Would've" reads as "would of". Right? [More]
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Is my first, second, or third person or none at all? [More]
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Sir,
Could you do me a favour?
How do I interpret this sentence?
It means "It is possible... [More]
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Sir,
Don't point out your finger(fingers) at others.
First, should I use "your finger" or... [More]
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I have taught English to my country people. I am not a native speaker, even though I put in... [More]
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We have a poster in our office which reads
"one in five homeless people are employed." Our... [More]
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I'm sorry I'm repeating these questions but they are very important to me and it seems nobody... [More]
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Mr X is not alive today.
1)If he lived, he would have been 88 years old today.
Is the first... [More]
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I know in British English it is usual to say:
You needn't worry. I've taken care of it. ... [More]
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Hi, I need a help, please, somebody. I have a small question. In the example below, is the... [More]
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The acute phase of DHF is almost indistinguishable from the acute phase of dengue fever, or... [More]
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Multiple demographic, cultural, and economic factors have put more than 40% of the world population... [More]
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The introduction of dengue type 2 in 1990 lead to outbreaks of DHF. Here the verb should be... [More]
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Sir,
1.Would you do me a favour?
2.Would you mind opening the window?
Can I replace "would... [More]
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i want to know about ways of expressing negation in English
And ways of translating it into... [More]
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Sir,
All words ending with "ing" are not gerund.
I know that gerund is verb-ing form but... [More]
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Sir,
I can climb a tree.
I =Sub
can =modal verb
climb=main verb
a tree =?
Thanks. [More]
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Sir,
She doed not dance.
She does not sing.
I have to join these two sentences using neither... [More]
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Hi, I am not sure which is the correct word to use after Enquiry when we phrase the Subject... [More]
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Sir,
I am very confused abot usage of the modal verb "Would".
can Any body give some sort... [More]
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Sir,
while making a conditional statement , We can use both "if" as well as "when".
But... [More]
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Sir,
Is the verb "let" is modal verb?
1. Let him go to play.
2. Let him play.
Which... [More]
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