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Confusing Prepostions?
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What Should I Use Here Full Stop Or Comma?
Many people have asked me if I'm bi, I'm not bi Many people have asked me if I'm bi. I am not bi
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Have Or Have Got?
we have / got something in comon.
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Light Spectrum?
Hello, I read both cases on the internet and would want to know which of these formulations is correct or if both could be used : 1. "the end of light spectrum." 2. "The end of the light spectrum." Thanks in advance for your reply.
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Meaning Of Sentence?
Hi everybody, I would like to ask about sentence structure and meaning relations between sentences. "Subjects who had written about feeling powerless offered to pay more luxury products such as stylish pen or fur coat, yet desire for a quick fix for feelings of low status may put those who regularly feel as if they lack influence at a greater risk of having enormous debt - or at least of making some questionable invesments" There, "put those who...." and "as if they..." could please help me to understand these sentence structure? What is the grammatical relation between sentences? Thank you very much.
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They Would Have Had The Chance To Watch He Street Show?
Hi. Do you think this example is future in the past? Do you think it works? I made it up myself. [Now is at 1 pm and they made the decision to stay at home for the whole day at 7 am] (the speaker said at 1 pm) If they hadn’t made the decision to stay at home for the whole day at 7 am, they would have had the chance to watch the street show at 7 pm. Thank you.
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The Best Verb?
1. Are these sentences correct: a) "I PLACED an advertisment in the newspaper looking for people to form an English conversational club." b) "I PUT an advertisment in the newspaper looking for people to form an English conversational club." c) "I INSERTED an advertisment in the newspaper looking for people to form an English conversational club." 2. If all the sentences before are correct, which sounds best?
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Can I Say Either?
He tried an oyster at the buffet and liked it, so he caught/fished quite a few more of them onto his plate. 1) Can I use both "caught" and "fished" here to mean "grabbed"? 2) Does adding "quiet" to "a few" equal "several/a lot"?
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As Vs And?
Are both natural, especially the first one? I would like to use the gift that my parents gave to me as something that I communicate to the world. I would like to use the gift that my parents gave to me and communicate it to the world. Thanks
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Are These Bold Parts Used As Backgrounds For Speakers To Give Opinions Of "You" ?
You are crazy, thinking that you should lend money to him! You are crazy, planning to travel around the Earth just in a month! You are crazy that you said so to your teacher! You are crazy, behaving that rudely in front of your teacher! You are insane, thinking of fighting me! You are insane to fight me! You are out of your mind to drive from Florida to New York in one day! Q1) Are these bold parts used as backgrounds for speakers to give opinions of "you" ? Q2) Are those sentences all natural and grammatically correct?
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Right On Vs Right About Vs Right In?
1.I think you are right on the point. 2.I think you are right about the point. 3.I think you are right in the point. 4.I think you are right on saying so. 5.I think you are right about saying so. 6.I think you are right in saying so. I wonder what are correct English and about the differences in meaning. I think only 1, 2, 6 are correct English and 1,2 mean almost the same, but 1 is not common. Am I right?
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" Way To Work With That Diaper " What Does It Mean?
It's a dialogue in a movie - Zootopia... What does it mean? Thanks a lot
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Who Vs Whom?
Is the sentence 'give it to them who came with you' right or not? Isn't that generally who is preceded by those instead of them?
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This Time Vs. Now?
this time now
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Question About Sentences?
Dear all, I would like to know which of the following is the correct answer to the question "Have you ever been to the UK?" 1) Yes, I have been there in 2016. 2) Yes, I was there in 2016. Thank you.
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At Stake?
Does "which is at stake" in the following context mean "which is at risk" or "which is considered (which is the subject of discussion)"? Context: Working as he does across a range of disciplines and in a range of media, it makes sense to style Kaye according to the Renaissance model of the cultural producer as a man of ‘varied talent and learning’. Kaye makes a clear distinction between his advertising work and his other more self-generated projects, claiming art, for instance, as a pure activity and advertising as somehow contaminated. This returns to a point that I raised in the introduction concerning the relativity of people’s ideas of art and the survival of dominant perceptions of what art is and what it is not. In this case, it...
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Being Made Vs Made?
Comet: Like asteroids, a comet orbits the Sun. However rather than being made mostly of rock, a comet contains lots of ice and gas, which can result in amazing tails forming behind them (thanks to the ice and dust vapourising) https://www.thesun.co.uk/tech/9758368/nasa-giant-asteroid-alert-skim-earth/amp Please explain the grammatical form and function of "being made". Why can't we just use than made...? What does "which" refers to?
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Being Remanded?
Jed Foster leaves court in handcuffs after being remanded in court yesterday. I read the above in Metro. I understand that we need a noun as an object of a preposition but why do we need "being"?
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She Would Be Joining Us Tomorrow?
Sample sentence: If she had signed up for the ski trip last week, she would be joining us tomorrow. (But she didn't sign up for the ski trip last week and she isn't going to join us tomorrow.) Hi. I found the above example here (Mixed Conditionals | ENGLISH PAGE) Is it correct to say “If she had signed up for the ski trip last week, she would have been joining us tomorrow.”, “If she had signed up for the ski trip last week, she would have joined us tomorrow.”, or “If she had signed up for the ski trip last week, she would join us tomorrow.” Do they mean the same thing as the original? Previously asked here: [link] But I think teddy’s explanation a bit foreign to me and there might be some problems with it, which thwart my...
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He Versus Him?
In Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, the titular characters futilely exclaims “Dumbledore!” (his late headmaster) “because it was he whom he yearned to see.” Why would it not be “it was him whom he yearned to see?” Please advise. Thanks!
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