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Hello, I only know how to write these three sounds: um or umm (is "uhm" possible?) - used to express doubt or uncertainty or to fill a pause when hesitating in speaking. aha! - used to express...
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You're all safe from my efforts as I don't seem to be able to post anything. There are instructions at the top of the "Photos of the Clan!" page. It tells you what type of images are supported....
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You can be in time to (do something); you can be in time for (something to happen). If something happens in time , then in time to or in time for is implied. There's always a reference event...
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Here is my understanding of it, from the point of view of a native speaker of AmE.
The pronomialized versions require the possessive pronoun: of mine, of yours, of his, of hers, of ours, of...
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I have difficulty distinguishing between
situations where a participle
is used but ambiguous as to whether it is acting as an adjective or
part of a passive. Do you have some guideline I can...
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Hi, This study thus demonstrates the principle that any genes that scientists introduce into a crop can quickly spread into wild populations. my question is thus can be placed as: OK Thus...
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In British English you don't have to use a comma unless the date comes in a sentence, e.g. She was born in London on 7th January, 2008. In American English you usually write the month first and...
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Actually the subject of the verb is number and the grammatically correct form is singular. Misuse among native speakers is widespread in this context, for example:
a number of people is... this...
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You've made some very respectable guesses! (I'm convinced that
there are no right answers to this question, by the way! )
The It's or It is or It was and the who are invariable in all...
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Here are my opinions. Two different should 's are possible: the should of expectation should- exp the should of advice should- adv should- adv is much more common than should- exp ....
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But I'm stuck with a sentence where "to do" is replaced by "not to do": a1) I suggest not doing X. (I reckon this is fine) a2) I suggest not to do X. (???) b1) I...
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nona the brit when you read these 99 names, you won't be muslim don't worry :) These are about God, i think every religions says similar things about God, am i wrong?
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I think my best explanation of cleft sentences is at 262425 . But you might want to read these as well 55342 321373 407133 459620 237042 385503 CJ
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. There are at least 5 verbs-- awake, awaken, wake, waken , and wake up -- all in a confused jumble. Here's what the Am Heritage Dictionary has to say about some of them: The pairs wake, waken...
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Yes. I thought maybe that's what you were referring to.
would in an if clause is possible when the would or the
entire if-clause is part of a formula of politeness. if you would be so kind is...
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