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What does "get his head" mean?

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Can I use "nor" in questions?

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If you don’t eat for a long time, you ........ hungry

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proper word form required

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Does it make sense to say "they didn't make it overnight" in the below sentence?

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Been camping Vs. Gone camping

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Differences between "English novel" and "novel in English"

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Is "trotted" okay in this context?

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what's the meaning of "kicked off" in this paragraph

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Carrying a heavy pile of books, he caught his foot on a step. (meaning of idiomatic expression: catch one's foot on a step)

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The sentence "I just have noticed now [...]", tense and adverbial constructions

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survived past two

answered Feb 1, 2021 at 7:15

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"The Land That Time Forgot" - is it grammatical to omit "that"?

answered Feb 1, 2021 at 7:21

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What is different in any day, someday, one day?

answered Jan 6, 2021 at 10:09

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What's the difference between 'We do our bit' and 'We do our best'?

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The woman tries to dial again, but the phone is dead

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"can add up" or "can't add up"?

answered Jan 7, 2021 at 11:42

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Using would with present tense

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Alternative to "a heavy cross to bear"

answered Jan 9, 2021 at 0:31

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Meaning of "graced their sight with its presence"

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“well, did you ever?”

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Using "fine" instead of "okay."

answered Jan 13, 2021 at 16:27

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Is the tense in “people wonder how they ever lived without them” correct?

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for us to condone such actions

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employed 20 workers last week

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Do we say "to look at yourself or your reflection in a mirror, on a shiny surface, on water, etc"?

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Difference between "work on" and "influence"

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meaning of "make any sense"

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"Here" at the beginning of the sentence

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"any differences" vs. "any difference"

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What does "get his head" mean?

Can I use "nor" in questions?

If you don’t eat for a long time, you ........ hungry

proper word form required

Does it make sense to say "they didn't make it overnight" in the below sentence?

Been camping Vs. Gone camping

Differences between "English novel" and "novel in English"

Is "trotted" okay in this context?

what's the meaning of "kicked off" in this paragraph

Carrying a heavy pile of books, he caught his foot on a step. (meaning of idiomatic expression: catch one's foot on a step)

The sentence "I just have noticed now [...]", tense and adverbial constructions

survived past two

"The Land That Time Forgot" - is it grammatical to omit "that"?

What is different in any day, someday, one day?

What's the difference between 'We do our bit' and 'We do our best'?

The woman tries to dial again, but the phone is dead

"can add up" or "can't add up"?

Using would with present tense

Alternative to "a heavy cross to bear"

Meaning of "graced their sight with its presence"

“well, did you ever?”

Using "fine" instead of "okay."

Is the tense in “people wonder how they ever lived without them” correct?

for us to condone such actions

employed 20 workers last week

Do we say "to look at yourself or your reflection in a mirror, on a shiny surface, on water, etc"?

Difference between "work on" and "influence"

meaning of "make any sense"

"Here" at the beginning of the sentence

"any differences" vs. "any difference"