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Can i use the past indefinite tense twice?

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Can the past perfect continuous be substituted with the past continuous?

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Do these sentences make sense and can I use “keep from” here?

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Does this sentence need an additional comma?

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What does “a type A” mean here?

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participial construction usage question - 'although' being omission

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“around or about + an amount of time”

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is it ok to use “is” with past participle?

sentence-construction sentence-meaning tense past-simple past-participles

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What is the difference between “analysis” and “study”?

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Is “being” correct in this sentence?

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What does “just” mean in this sentence?

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Doubt over sentence formation

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Are parts of speech sharply defined categories? Can a single word be included in different parts of speech?

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Is it correct to say “I am scoring my girlfriend/my boss” when your girlfriend/boss acknowledge good things you are doing for them?

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answered 1 hour ago Rupesh 101

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