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What is the correct tense for the result clause where the conditional clause is in the form "If sb/sth had"?
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Is "Selfsame" dated?
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What's the difference between "since" and "ever since"?
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Perr/pɛr/ means peer/pɪə/, pair/peə/, or something else?
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Can I say "I live in the countryside" if I live in the urban area of a small, remote city?
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To feign followed by a "that" clause
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What does "Maybe on another world, maybe on this very ground swept clean" mean?
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Difference between "before the industrial revolution begin" and "before the industrial revolution begun"
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The meaning of "looked on the cup"
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"subject and the verb be omission" in a subordinate clause
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On vs In for Place
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What are the grammatical terms to describe the way of using the adjective "beautiful" in these two sentences?
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Hi all.. could you please help me with this question [closed]
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How to say "X became Y and remained to be Y" more naturally?
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Are idioms not recommended in a formal situation?
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Does revenue include profit?
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Distance between two objects that should not touch: separation or clearance?
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Still more (never mentioned the comparative)
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Is "I will never know what makes the rain to fall?" correct?
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What is the meaning of "scare something apart?"
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Does the phrase "hoping the same" sounds arrogant?
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Should I use "will" in this sentence?
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What kind of chance is the "a chance" in "that's almost as good a chance as we have in New York"?
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What is the definition of the word "taps" in "The dystopian Netflix hit taps South Korea’s worries..."?
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Interpretation of a sentence taken from REUTERS
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but I don't do it
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Does the linking r sound in British speech tend to be more articulated than American "linking" r-colored? [closed]
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How does "would" work in this sentence?
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Why is "would" used in this sentence? And how does it work?
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Do you sleep with your back "TO someone" or "AT someone"?
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What does 'else' modify?
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The subjunctive mood can be used freely for any hypothetical situation or is limited to some verbs and phrases?
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Definite and indefinite articles with uncountable and countable nouns
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Formal way of saying "I'm not going to kiss your a**"
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What does this mean, and why is it in a passive voice
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Is having something on used only for clothes?
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What does "feast on your danglers" mean? [closed]
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Help in finding resources for Reading advanced or convoluted texts which involve a lot of reasoning
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What does "cough gas nightmare" mean?
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Which sentence should I use in this example?
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What does "cough gas nightmare" mean?
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Quantifiers: Each and every when combining with '' different''
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Walk in the trees, or walk around the trees?
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Can we put 'just' before 'on time'?
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Confused about "That and the fact that"
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Doubt concerning the use of in and by
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Question on free adjuncts ② (academic grammar) [closed]
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"Will" for habitual action
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"He gets awake " "He gets waken up"
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Is "a pair of words formed with prefixes that convey the same meaning" ambiguous?
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Please kindly advise which tense should I use?
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Can I use present perfect tense here?
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I have a short and a long stick OR sticks?
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