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Is it correct to use two present participles in one sentence?
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“Been quite a trip, it has” - Correct or Incorrect?
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what is the construction of this part?
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Using nouns with different prepositions
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Can two verbs be used one after another?
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What does the word expression mean here?
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I cant understand the usage of grow up in this sentence. Is it an idiom? [on hold]
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Meaning of Custom in this sentence
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A dog followed the man into the store
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Which sounds more natural? [on hold]
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What does it mean when the wife in the picture says “I wear the brains in the family.”?
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What is Baskwat in The Upside?
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What is the meaning of “we must have missed you”?
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Do we say space of 5 years or timing of 5 years
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Relative clauses and What it modifies
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How can i use both of them correctly (“there + a place” in a sentence)
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Can you use two verbs in simple past tense in a row like this?
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Does “a media work” make sense?
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Is the sentence “I'm strange to this neighbourhood” correct?
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Fill in the blanks - Word: statistic
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“I am machine” without an article?
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I find it hard to describe things about sea(or seas)
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“Stand to” or “stand”? As a meaning of tolerating
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How long you been waiting to spring that on me? Is the sentence correct?
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What's the difference between Much, Many and A lot of? [closed]
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“you can” vs “you cannot” How to understanding? What is difference?
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Why sometimes it is correct not to put a comma after an if-clause?
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What does “Twist someone's arm” mean? [closed]
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What is the meaning of “guide” in “if the number of demands for implementing reforms is any guide”?
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'Merry of soul', part of a sentence in one of Stevenson's poems: is it grammatically correct and why?
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Why is “He is the kind of person who, if he had lived …, people would not have been able to categorise him.” ungrammatical?
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Difference between ', or' and 'or' ('or with a comma' versus 'or without a comma')
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Semicolon usage in this sentence
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Can you call your aunt without her name?
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How can I formulate this sentences correctly?
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“Had not gone” or “didn't go” and “every night” in conditional
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About telling the time
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Can you call your aunt without her name?
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“First page” or “Page one” for SEO ranking?
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Why some people think that “pretty sure” means “totally sure”? [duplicate]
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Would been vs would have been
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can't understand in what situation to use want vs wants
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Case something of
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Difference between “far too much” and “far to much”? [closed]
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Is there any difference between “cold wave”, “cold spell” and “cold snap”
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Meanings of must have had [closed]
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Class of economics
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I wonder if this sentence is a shortened version of a certain sentence [duplicate]
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Why the use of “going to” in that case
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“They should be committed”
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Which article to use: 'the' / 'a'
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