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Grammaticality refers to whether something obeys the rules of English grammar.
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"sometime" and "sometimes"
I came across two sentences and wanted to check with you which one is correct:
(1) Back then, I was trouble-making and rebellious sometime.
(2) Back then, I was trouble-making and rebellious som …
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The use of "follow through"
I was making preps for a coming exam and this suddenly came to me:
Can I say "I am that kind of person who always follows through once I make a promise"?
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The use of "ever since"
I have been reading threads on this site, but I still have one question:
Is it possible to say:
I didn't like travelling ever since I came back from Paris (for example)?
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