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Usage, Meaning Of "From"
However, others believe the imprints seen on the surface of Mars are from arms or hammers from the robot probe.
The Original Poster says that "from is usually used to denote original location of …
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because , if only because, or if only because
Look at the following conditional:
James is the best student, if only because he is never late for class.
The phrase if only is a way of repeating James is the best student with the word only. The …
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what is the difference between - I make it to go and I make it go?
In English, modal verbs such as CAN, WILL, the verbs MAKE, LET and also verbs of perception, for example SEE, FEEL or HEAR take verbs in the plain form. These verbs appear without the word to. For thi …