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.All such uses, when correctly applied, relate the past event to the present situation in some way-- that is the general boundary of the use of the present perfect verb aspect.The original poster wished to introduce a person, including indicating that the person was a college graduate: here,....
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.Hello, Sunray-- and welcome to English Forums.No, just 'hungry' is the adjective, if you read through Miriam's post carefully.
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.Why do we use "in the tree"? -- Because the owl's home is inside the tree. Why do we say "on the grounds", but not "in a ground" without "s"?-- 'Grounds' = 'a tract of land cleared for some special purposes (recreation or burial etc.); the...
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.Didn't we do these prepositions long ago, Vincent? Owls are generally hole-dwellers.Once there was an owl who lived in an old tree. The tree was on the grounds of a university.
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.Well, the grammar is OK and I understand the meaning. 'Capacity reduction' may have a more colloquial equivalent within the aviation industry..
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.The grammar is fine. The meaning is obscure. Perhaps 'he received a nail in his head' (from a nail gun, perhaps)..
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. Play one's cards right = do the right thing; 'act cleverly, sensibly, or cautiously'.Credit = recognition, commendation for doing something.
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.The usage has nothing to do with companies or any other context. It depends solely on the beginning sound of the next word or utterance. Here, LCI is pronounced /el si ai/, so the first sound is a vowel sound, hence: an LCI..
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.For any foreign key in that captioned tool, I was prompted for a registration key. Is there any key with which we can work further with the tool?
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.Just empty out your Profile (if you put any information in it) and don't come back. We won't send you any advertising or anything else.
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