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So, "could not have PP" is all about guessing things in the past right?
Awarded Sep 25 at 18:56
"I used to watch his music videos and repeat his moves" vs "I used to watch his music videos and copy his moves"
Awarded Sep 23 at 11:55
"state" -- when is it a countable or uncountable noun?
Awarded Sep 21 at 13:06
Should I use comma or not in "She left my room, smiling"?
Awarded Sep 11 at 2:03
What is "one-nine-O"?
Awarded Sep 8 at 19:37
'…gulping in large draughts of air into his aching lungs.' Is that correct?
Awarded Sep 7 at 4:51
is this info in the dictionary not correct "feeling for something / somebody"?
Awarded Sep 4 at 11:05
What does "you a stranger" mean?
Awarded Sep 2 at 4:41
Short "on" VS Short "of"
Awarded Aug 30 at 14:50
will vs would usage
Awarded Aug 30 at 14:50
Can "a gerund phrase" modify a noun?
Awarded Aug 28 at 19:10
Can all transitive verbs take to-infinitive clauses?
Awarded Aug 25 at 13:55
Time clause in present perfect - Is Mr. Jackson still President?
Awarded Aug 21 at 11:46
Milo is a drink = Milo is a type of drink?
Awarded Aug 18 at 10:50
"Watch a snippet on TV" or "see a snippet on TV" which is more appropriate?
Awarded Aug 18 at 8:33
get away to do something
Awarded Aug 14 at 7:40
Reference of pronoun it : "to read in English regularly" or "to read for pleasure"
Awarded Aug 9 at 10:36
"What is it like?" vs "How is it to?"
Awarded Aug 9 at 6:07
ED endings: identifying Adjectives or Verb Past Participles
Awarded Aug 9 at 5:56
Verbs corresponding to 'showed' for other senses
Awarded Aug 9 at 5:12
Is it correct to say "Mike delegated his customers to Mary"?
Awarded Aug 5 at 23:12
Saxon genitive: When to use the possessive apostrophe correctly
Awarded Aug 5 at 0:38
Do I have to use the perfect infinitive
Awarded Aug 3 at 17:10
Question about Comma - Determining Clauses
Awarded Aug 3 at 7:17
"Risk" meaning in this context?
Awarded Aug 2 at 12:49
Word for fear that a book might not be up to our expectation
Awarded Aug 2 at 6:11
Is "bringing it up" idiomatic in this context?
Awarded Jul 31 at 8:06
Future pluperfect
Awarded Jul 28 at 3:57
difference between "opinion" and "input"
Awarded Jul 25 at 3:12
Which tense can we use to explain pictures?
Awarded Jul 20 at 0:01
Convert into passive voice
Awarded Jul 19 at 16:05
How to distinguish subjunctive mood and common mood
Awarded Jul 9 at 19:51
Difference between "with" and "to"
Awarded Jul 9 at 10:40
No "to" for "second" infinitives? Use "bare" infinitive after another infinitive?
Awarded Jul 9 at 3:36
How to use the word 'restricted'?
Awarded Jul 6 at 7:04
meaning of the word "enter" in context
Awarded Jul 4 at 15:57
"let alone" or "leave alone" in this sentence: ".....women have little say in who they marry - leave alone whether they want to marry at all."
Awarded Jul 1 at 1:52
In what cases can we or had we better omit "please" when you use an imperative sentence to a stranger?
Awarded Jun 30 at 21:48
Does a lack of something mean an absence or not enough?
Awarded Jun 30 at 7:57
Is it correct to say "Do not touch the rim of the toilet" or "Do not touch the lip of the toilet"?
Awarded Jun 24 at 18:09
Identifying a reduced relative clause
Awarded Jun 22 at 3:58
"That's your only friend that I've ever met." Why is this an impossible sentence?
Awarded Jun 21 at 20:17
"That's your only friend that I've ever met." Why is this an impossible sentence?
Awarded Jun 20 at 13:57
Should a phrase modifying a noun be written before or after the noun?
Awarded Jun 15 at 8:19
Would a person telling me what he did understand "You did what?" as a request to repeat what he did?
Awarded Jun 15 at 8:10
Is this a case of implicit "but", or a comma-splice sentence?
Awarded Jun 15 at 8:10
Do we say “given” or “given that“?
Awarded Jun 10 at 23:10
Does "mind your own business" refer to a physical action not a verbal expression that intervenes one's life?
Awarded Jun 10 at 23:10
Past Simple: before or earlier
Awarded Jun 10 at 13:58
"I'll look you up when I'm in (the) town."
Awarded Jun 6 at 17:56
comma+noun+ relative clause VS comma + nominative absolute
Awarded Jun 4 at 12:06
How is the word "power" used in mathematics?
Awarded May 30 at 17:21
Passive/Active Voice
Awarded May 22 at 5:47
Word that would describe someone who is uncomfortably scrupulous towards others
Awarded May 8 at 15:12
What is the dietary term for someone who eats meat but not eggs or milk?
Awarded May 6 at 5:20
Is 'to be seeing things' the same as 'to have visions'?
Awarded May 1 at 7:40
"This extreme..." or "This extremely..."?
Awarded Apr 30 at 9:06
Meaning of "Your suggestion is ally." from Ted Lasso S1E09
Awarded Apr 27 at 15:27
Comma needed in the sentence "I sold the ring that I bought for 25$ from one of my friends a few years ago for 5$ "?
Awarded Apr 20 at 15:10
"I would not X if I didn't Y" vs "I would not X if had not Yed"
Awarded Apr 12 at 1:41
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