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Hi teachers, Is it OK to say "I'm so glad to hear that " to mean "I'm so glad to hear it"?
 Thanks a lot, enoon.
Can I ask what the dummy "it" is?
 It's the one in "it is raining". It has no antecedent.
 Thank you, enoon.
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I am wondering means I am having doubt in the moment. I was wondering means I had doubt before but not anymore,right? Alright, I could remember some days before when I was watching 24's DVD. I saw Bill talked to Karen in this way after they have ...
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I was wondering if we could have breakfast tomorrow.
If you say "I'm wondering" in place of "I was wondering," do you change "could" to "can"?
 
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Either will do. ...
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Hi teachers, http://www.loughtoncontracts.com/furniture-lift.php “The whole carpet tile works were completed out of hours with no disruption to our business. No desks were moved and nothing was unplugged. Our staff were able to come into the office in the morning and start working as usual - but ...
 Yes, but I think "into" is better, because it is more specific.
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Hi teachers, The Spirit of Servant-Leadership Shann Ray Ferch (Author), Larry C. Spears (Author) Does What do you have in mind for... mean "What do you think of..."?
 What plans do you have for me? (e.g. in terms of duties assigned)
 No, it means "What is your plan for me?", "What do you intend should happen to me?"
 It's something like saying, What plans do you have for me? Emotion: smile
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Hello teachers, Why Don't We Listen Better? Communicating & Connecting in Relationships James C. Petersen D.Min L.P.C. (Author) What they need are ... Is this correct? Should it be "What they need is..."?
 
enoonIf you can agree that it's a pronoun,...
That’s not really relevant here. A word can’t function as both subject and object in the same sentence.
You might Google “noun clauses”.
enoon"What they want is three bananas,...
That sounds fine to me. ...
 You might Google "agreement" and "pronoun". Don't forget to check Wikipedia.
What we want is ways to communicate. If that also sounds fine, then we're at an impasse.
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