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Is it correct to say "go to his home" so we don't worry if he is living in a flat or a house?

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Does the meaning of "as with" depend on the context?

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How to express a candle in a burning state?

answered Apr 14 at 12:58

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"William's heart jumps at the sight of such small bodies . . ."

answered Apr 14 at 8:20

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Is "I am all against it" a counterpart of "I am all for it"?

answered Apr 13 at 8:21

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If I am still happy now, "I am happy to talk to an old friend last week" an acceptable structure?

answered Apr 12 at 10:15

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She got her bag caught vs. She had her bag caught

answered Apr 10 at 15:50

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You don't like it? (usual word order) Don't you like it? (question word order)

answered Apr 9 at 12:05

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Another view of since

answered Apr 9 at 8:10

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About comparative degree

answered Apr 7 at 12:55

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Reported Speech Time Expression

answered Apr 3 at 13:32

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Difference between such and as

answered Apr 2 at 15:30

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placement of "usually"

answered Apr 1 at 8:15

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Past perfect tense different

answered Mar 26 at 13:00

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WOULD LIKE TO HAVE + PP for possible accomplishments vs FUTURE PERFECT

answered Mar 26 at 12:23

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Have been gone for - acceptable?

answered Mar 24 at 9:06

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pronoun "it" question in context

answered Mar 21 at 15:42

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In the sentence "She says she has no friends," the number of friends is zero, why is "friends" still plural?

answered Mar 18 at 11:21

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should do/should have done in the indirect speech

answered Mar 15 at 9:03

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What is the difference between "pretty" and "handsome" in this context?

answered Mar 14 at 17:02

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Do you say "half boarding school"?

answered Mar 14 at 9:05

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What is the difference between Suggest and Recommend?

answered Mar 13 at 16:26

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Whenever/While I am in this district, I go to those restaurants for their food. - different meanings?

answered Mar 12 at 15:25

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The meaning and the usage of the expression "Don't you dare"

answered Mar 11 at 17:04

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speaker name and action in direct speech

answered Mar 9 at 19:10

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both of my parents are dead or both of my parents were dead

answered Mar 7 at 9:37

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Find one to be doing/ doing

answered Mar 3 at 14:15

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to be done with something vs being finished

answered Mar 3 at 14:08

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Is it natural to say "it's a wild dog" or "it's a stray dog" in this situation?

answered Feb 28 at 14:26

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"certain type of person" VS "certain type of people"

answered Feb 27 at 8:16

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Is it correct to say "go to his home" so we don't worry if he is living in a flat or a house?

Does the meaning of "as with" depend on the context?

How to express a candle in a burning state?

"William's heart jumps at the sight of such small bodies . . ."

Is "I am all against it" a counterpart of "I am all for it"?

If I am still happy now, "I am happy to talk to an old friend last week" an acceptable structure?

She got her bag caught vs. She had her bag caught

You don't like it? (usual word order) Don't you like it? (question word order)

Another view of since

About comparative degree

Reported Speech Time Expression

Difference between such and as

placement of "usually"

Past perfect tense different

WOULD LIKE TO HAVE + PP for possible accomplishments vs FUTURE PERFECT

Have been gone for - acceptable?

pronoun "it" question in context

In the sentence "She says she has no friends," the number of friends is zero, why is "friends" still plural?

should do/should have done in the indirect speech

What is the difference between "pretty" and "handsome" in this context?

Do you say "half boarding school"?

What is the difference between Suggest and Recommend?

Whenever/While I am in this district, I go to those restaurants for their food. - different meanings?

The meaning and the usage of the expression "Don't you dare"

speaker name and action in direct speech

both of my parents are dead or both of my parents were dead

Find one to be doing/ doing

to be done with something vs being finished

Is it natural to say "it's a wild dog" or "it's a stray dog" in this situation?

"certain type of person" VS "certain type of people"