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Which is correct , on first dates or on first date?
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"award" passive voice. Put the word in brackets into the correct passive form
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How to ask someone for a picture taken with you?
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The metaphor of fried chicken
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How to pronounce "locked out"
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to open the game vs to open up the game
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"She was seriously ill as (she was) an infant." — Is this a case of ellipsis?
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Irregular usage of the verb "continue"
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How do you say idiomatically that a clock on the wall is not showing the correct time?
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“on a day” vs “in a day”
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meaning of "come(s) out of my mind"
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Can the phrase "bobbing in the water" be used to say a person is struggling?
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What does "beamed in the head" mean in this sentence?
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Read AT somebody
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What does "coming in hot" mean? [closed]
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Do we need to put comma in between the position / occupation and name or not?
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How to correctly use "in an otherwise" in sentences?
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looks not easy, seems not easy
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'Fall is here' and '<he> has gone full pumpkin'
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lax or laxed vowels?
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Is "It's people" grammatically correct?
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When a person is referred to as 'something', what does it mean?
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Different usage of "word" and "words" in a particular sentence
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Can I take/have some water?
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Free or Available
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Wrong title in IELTS? 'An almost forgotten people?'
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Is "None of them noticed a large, tawny owl flutter past the window." correct?
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Are patients and patience homophones?
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proverb: A man's home is his castle [closed]
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choral chorale choir chorus What's the difference between the four words?
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Difference between "don't need to/needn't" & "don't have to" & "needn't have to"
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"Leave" and "leave for", what's the difference?
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A few questions on Written Expression
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Meaning of "never cop a quart"
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From what I understood vs understand
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Preposition "to" in "join (to) a noun"
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"About it" versus "about that"
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All life and All lives
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Why there is a laugh in a TV series scene for this sentence: Apparently the pH balance in the pool is perfect
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going to do vs doing - when talking about future
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He and I or He and me: which one is correct?
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Difference between "out of the blue" and "unexpectedly"
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the damage wrought - meaning
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From the Feet Up meaning
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"Not Until" for future event
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a dot/period in the middle of an IPA
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Than - must be followed by "to" even if it has already been mentioned?
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Pour {in/on/onto/into/over} my cup
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Still and yet together in the same sentence ,does it make sense?
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No difference in meaning between "do calculations" and "make calculations"
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Can we use "with" instead of "by" after passive voice?
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Hate or hated? Can they be used interchangeably?
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"fiscal revenue" VS "fiscal revenues"
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'Until 17th January' includes 17th or doesn't include?
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What's the difference between "the killing machine" and "the machine that's killing"
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What does "you better" mean in this context of conversation?
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The opposite of damaged
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Job vacancies or Job openings or Job positions
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How long haven't you done your homework?
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Is assurity a proper English word
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