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Nmurugeshan2nev wrote: Thank you, But, I don't understand your explanations. A child ran across a street. The child ran across the street. The child ran across a street. A child ran across the street. Please explain me the

Anonymous wrote: Hi there, i got a question about one of the sentence listed recently on this english forum, why does prepare has an -ed at the end of prepare? i thought is asking a question, so therefore you don't need to an -ed at the end of

Could you tell me what the underlined words' word classes are? She didn't like a dark ceiling . She cut two large windows on one side . Since the columns, great red sturdy columns oppressed her a little, she prepared them with a very nice paper

Feebs11 wrote: Super Sonic wrote: Could you have a look at it please? All your ideas as to how I should edit it are welcome. EFFECTS OF ILLITERACY ON SOCIETY Recent studies show that there is an increasing rate of illiteracy all over the wor

Could you have a look at it please? All your ideas as to how I should edit it are welcome. EFFECTS OF ILLITERACY ON SOCIETY Recent studies show that there is an increasing rate of illiteracy all over the world.A study conducted by WSI(World

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Hello everyone. I have a question. I would be glad if it is answered: "It would of been great if they kept the protagonist alive." Does the " of " in that sentence act as "have" ? If so, are there any differences between them? If not, then what is