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Sentence: Which of the following favours organic bowel disease rather than a functional condition,such as irritable bowel syndrome? My confusion: before function condition, there is an a, but before organic bowel disease and irritable bowel syndrome, there're no article at all. Do you think...

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I have write this article and hope those who read this to correct my grammatical mistakes(important for me) and give some opionion.I also want to know if there is anything unnatural in my article, for example, i used some expression that no native speaker will use or there is better way to...

I was reading the FT the other day when I came across the expression ring-rustiness. I know "rustiness" but can't figure it out in this context. It was a comment about Amy Winehouse and the sentence was: An erratic concert in July during which she allegedly spat at fans and forgot...

ok, i know that you perform in a play, but what if you google the expressions and find out that ther are several title containing that term, including a topic on this forum on how to perform a speech.secondly, i also know that fighter for human rights doesn't sound natural and that the other...

Hi, When we use the "from-to" expression, do we always do away with the articles for both words that follow 'from" and "to"? eg, go from room to room to search for the intruder I think I saw where the articles are placed/used eventhough the expression is used. Thank you.

Mr. Tom wrote: Hi I asked this question somewhere else but did not receive the answer.Could you please tell me which ones of the following are correct and natural? "You can do the booking on (the) telephone." Or, "you can book it by phone""You can do the booking by telephone."...

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Hi Jackson, 1: We say, "I'm learning English; I'm studying the English language." You could say, "This is an English Language Dictionary," but you'd say, "This is a dictionary of the English language. Are you gonna make me tell you why? I hope not! And yes, your example is incorrect with no...

Hi, We got rolled like a bunch of puppies That’s how Doug Morris, head of Universal Music Group, reportedly described the major labels’ initial deals with Apple’s iTunes, which started to feel like too much of a giveaway almost as soon as the execs emerged from Steve Jobs’ Reality Distortion...