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Offer vs offer oneself

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Is "found a secure work situation" a good expression for "found a stable job"?

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What does "see" mean in this sentence?

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there is the/a/this - are all valid?

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Which one is the most natural: "keep your phone at hand," "keep your phone on hand" or "keep your phone with you"?

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simplifies to vs. be simplified to?

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Is "released for a limited time" correct?

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How can I use "the quantity of" naturally in an IELTS essay?

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Changing of positive degree to comparitive

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He never asked anything from me. (from vs. of)

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Difference between "the number of people you would have thought" OR "the number of people you would think"?

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trust in vs confide in

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I must be off if I want to make the next bus. (why 'make' is used?)

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"olympic champions" vs. "champions of the olympics"

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How to combine “She was/wasn’t at home” vs “She had/hadn’t been at home" with “when I called her”?

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Recommended exercises and methodology for tutoring an internet friend who is a pretty much beginner

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Until you cry to stop or until you cry to make me stop?

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MAY BE COMING vs MAY COME

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"as appropriate"

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"to be invited" vs "being invited"

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Meaning of a sentence about law

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We met in a/the supermarket

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We must ask the neighbours round. (an example from a dictionary)

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use of "Perhaps with "would have"

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It's the same definition

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Can pronouns be modified by prepositional phrases or relative clauses?

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Ice is melted in the water

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Definite article for a particular purpose

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Using "will" vs "would" to express (desire/willingness) in the present

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Can past simple mean annoyance in my example

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It was decided that the old building (should/would) be pulled down

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Starting a sentence with “ At first”

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What's the meaning of "flatten in anger"?

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Meaning of "aphasiac piano"

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"The male pheasant is brightly colored" VS "A male pheasant is brightly colored" — When to use "the male" and when to use "a male"?

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“(since they had been) created in order to”: why can an apposition replace a phrase with “since”?

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Compared to or Comparing to?

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Preposition and its object

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How does "would" work in "I would agree"?

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Does a continuous tense fit with my sentence

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"Make Our Life ..." vs "Make Our Lives ..."

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"It's useless worrying about it." VS "It's useless to worry about it."

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What is the voice in the sentence? [duplicate]

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is it possible to modify this sentence as below ?

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direct object or indirect object?

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The meaning of "in" + noun

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Why is in this example?

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Can I put the article 'the' before a proper noun which also has common noun after it?


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