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checking if or that?

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Relative clauses (defining or non-defining)

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the usage of “remain + of”

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Is the phrase 'the delusive nature of' related to next phrases?

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“disparate” as a noun vs the gerund-participial clause “waiting outside” as modifier of the head

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What is the possessive form of “Daniel's” if “Daniel’s” is the name of a company?

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What does the clause ''this is done'' mean?

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how to fix this participial sentence

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Difference between "did not" and "will not"

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"The movie was <so bad that> <so that> <such that> I turned it off." ; "He sings <so badly that> <so that> no one likes it."

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Why isn't "so that" possible in "so [that] as not to wake the baby"?

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Usage of "as" as a conjunction

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Can we say 'here goes your husband' or 'there comes your husband'?

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Can "find that" be followed by a subjunctive clause, i.e. bare form of verb is used instead of inflectional form

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