Can "for" be repeated twice?
Can "for" be repeated twice in one sentence? For example: I've been waitnig for this holidays for a long time. or I've been waiting this holidays for a log time ago.
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What's the difference between 1.I am worried about him. 2.I am worried for him. Thank you.
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The Bum Shop is a satirical cartoon print depicting the difference between the dressed figure and the anatomical reality. The back wall displays a variety of supports, such as side hoops and bum pads...
View ArticleA little bit difference?
Hi teachers, Non-Linear Electromagnetic Systems: Advanced Techniques and Mathematical Methods (Studies in Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, Vol. 13) V. Kose (Author) Is it okay to say "a little...
View ArticleData has been changed from IT to Build category.?
Hi Expert, I have jjust changed category. And i have to send mail regarding this. i wrote , Data has been changed from IT to Build category. Is It gramatically right or wrong ?
View ArticleTwo a penny?
Hi teachers, Do Americans use the phrase "two a penny"? Do they use "a dime a dozen" instead?
View ArticleClear rules as to this type of comma usage case?
Hi. Please help. Why do they have commas (if they are correctly placed)? I think when we use only two adjectives out of the three (in each example), we wouldn't normally place commas (like "a long...
View ArticleWhich sentence sounds more natural?
Which sentence would a native speaker choose among these two (in terms of verb placement and preposition "of/for" usage)? 1) New methods of producing track membranes ensuring efficiency and high...
View ArticleAre you out of that disturbed feeling now?
Hi Is this sentence natural? Are you out of that disturbed feeling now? Thanks, Tom
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Is there any practical difference between the following sentences? She was unable to not go on. She was unable not to go on.
View ArticleCan someone check my English please?
This painting of Elizabeth Foster by Angelica Kauffman in 1785, shows an example of the typical fashion in the late 18th century. Elizabeth Foster, also known as(as or by?) ‘Bess’ was a daughter of...
View Articleall not?
I am quite sure that the following sentence is ambiguous. All the guests did not drink wine. And one of the two possible meanings is stated as follows; All the guests drank no wine. Is my thinking right?
View ArticleThe verb "doctor"?
Hello teachers, Is it correct to say "falsified the figures" to mean "doctored the figures"?
View ArticleCover up one's mistake?
Hi teachers, Skies to Conquer: A Year Inside the Air Force Academy Diana Jean Schemo (Author) Is it correct to say "cover his mistake" to mean "cover up his mistake"?
View ArticleOrganisational, multitasking and time management?
Some job adverts state that candidate must have strong organisational, multitasking and time management skills. What is the difference between the 3? Thanks
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