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What happened to the verb in the sentence "she literally out here just flexing..."?
Awarded Aug 17 at 21:18
Verb for business trip
Awarded Aug 17 at 11:26
Is "slightly ajar" a tautology?
Awarded Aug 17 at 9:36
(How) can I say 'state of the [non-art]'?
Awarded Aug 16 at 23:05
Is there a difference between "get to the dining room." AND "get over to the dining room"?
Awarded Aug 16 at 14:41
It seems the main clause is absent in this complex sentence. Why is it correct?
Awarded Aug 16 at 2:41
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Awarded Aug 15 at 8:45
"It is built" or "it was built"
Awarded Aug 15 at 2:21
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Awarded Aug 14 at 18:34
Giving advice: Do you think it wouldn't be a good idea to...?
Awarded Aug 14 at 16:02
without having V3 vs. without -ing
Awarded Aug 14 at 2:32
Using “can I do” when ordering food at the restaurant!
Awarded Aug 13 at 14:41
Does a "dark" sport make sense?
Awarded Aug 13 at 0:26
It sounds like that there is a "v" in "generally", What I saw at her mouth matches what I heard. Why is that?
Awarded Aug 12 at 20:10
"I should have never dropped my guard so you could <not> stab me in the back."
Awarded Aug 11 at 19:07
Clauses as objects of the verb "appreciate"
Awarded Aug 8 at 15:18
Why does inhabit and inhabitable have opposite meaning?
Awarded Aug 7 at 19:31
"so be it" vs "be it so"
Awarded Aug 7 at 19:17
Meaning of - "Business leader" here?
Awarded Aug 7 at 7:20
Here, "married" is a "verb" or "adjective"?
Awarded Aug 5 at 5:25
Why 'to bid fair' and NOT 'to bid fairness'?
Awarded Aug 3 at 2:03
"Didn't take" vs "Haven't taken"
Awarded Aug 2 at 19:18
Meaning of the verb "authenticate" in contexts
Awarded Jul 31 at 20:16
Do intransitive verbs really never take an indirect object?
Awarded Jul 30 at 22:05
What is it called?
Awarded Jul 29 at 18:05
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Awarded Jul 29 at 15:16
What is the antecedent of 'where' in this sentence?
Awarded Jul 28 at 18:26
Let someone/something go
Awarded Jul 28 at 16:58
"Will" = "want" and "shall" = "must"
Awarded Jul 28 at 16:20
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Awarded Jul 27 at 10:06
Can i use "a short time frame" in this sentence "I once submitted a project report with a short time frame literally 1 minute before the deadline."
Awarded Jul 25 at 6:10
Should I use "would be" or "would've been" in this conditional?
Awarded Jul 25 at 2:05
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Awarded Jul 24 at 18:06
Do the subject and object have to agree in number? For example: "Tigers (plural) are a wild animal (singular)"
Awarded Jul 24 at 13:25
What's the meaning of "nimmy"?
Awarded Jul 23 at 19:04
the whereabouts of any given employee
Awarded Jul 23 at 7:50
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Awarded Jul 22 at 15:34
What do you call the metal containers used to cook food (meat, pizza etc.) in the oven? (Translation of ‘fuente’)
Awarded Jul 21 at 13:40
Is "I heard old war drums beat." from the Eric Bogle's song "Welcome Home" grammatical?
Awarded Jul 15 at 18:10
What is meaning of "fuels" in "fuels practice"?
Awarded Jul 13 at 7:18
you pushed the button too many times
Awarded Jul 12 at 21:11
What does the phrase "roll over baby" mean in a song here?
Awarded Jul 10 at 11:18
Why two tenses are used in this situation?
Awarded Jul 10 at 9:42
"couple" versus "couple of"
Awarded Jul 9 at 19:42
Difference between "with" and "to"
Awarded Jul 9 at 10:18
"I think she didn't notice" vs "I don't think she noticed"
Awarded Jul 7 at 2:28
Does a voiceless consonant always become voiced when between 2 vowels?
Awarded Jul 5 at 20:50
What is "a shirt with short sleeves" called?
Awarded Jun 27 at 15:57
Home or house, which one is grammatically correct?
Awarded Jun 27 at 10:57
Please identify the error (if any) in this test question
Awarded Jun 25 at 13:27
What it means by saying"definite medical applications"
Awarded Jun 24 at 13:55
How do you read "10/10"?
Awarded Jun 23 at 23:33
Why does this native speaker (Youtuber) say "...a island" but not "...an island": "I thought the 50 grand was getting me a island."
Awarded Jun 23 at 15:22
What kind of term or slang is used by English speakers today as a kind of sigh in verbal form?
Awarded Jun 22 at 0:33
What's the meaning of the phrase "minus the bird"?
Awarded Jun 21 at 22:51
What kind of term or slang is used by English speakers today as a kind of sigh in verbal form?
Awarded Jun 21 at 4:34
Why, in "they help her", is "her" a direct object?
Awarded Jun 21 at 0:10
What does "to speak without notes" imply when giving praise to a speaker?
Awarded Jun 20 at 20:36
What does "to speak without notes" imply when giving praise to a speaker?
Awarded Jun 20 at 13:11
What does "to speak without notes" imply when giving praise to a speaker?
Awarded Jun 20 at 11:21
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