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What is the difference between S' and 'S?

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"Reason to visit" or "Reason for visit"

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How do you use the term "running late"?

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What does down the hall mean?

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"am + having" in one sentence

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What does one refer to?

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When do we use a singular noun on its own without an article?

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Some rules for using "the" and "a"

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"He saw it stop and his son get out"

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How do I use the auxiliary "do" in questions?

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When should I use "is," and when "does"?

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Usage of "due to" and "because" - are they interchangeble?

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I'm confused which article to use, "an" or "the"

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"if the train was leaving" vs. "if the train were leaving" (indicative vs. subjunctive): difference in meaning

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"Sarah has climbed the Matterhorn, sailed around the world"

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have/has + been + 3rd verb form

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How should I use "go + present participle"?

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"Have had" versus "had"

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Is it possible to be grammatically correct without using past perfect?

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Confusion using articles (A ,an ,the)

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How do you pronounce this possessive - Trask's?

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A six-year-old boy or A six-years-old boy?

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Question about meaning of the phrase "unless otherwise"

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"be to do" versus "have to do"

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The present perfect not used

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Are "present continuous" and "be going to" interchangeable?

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"which" as relative pronoun

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Parts of speech of "Those" and its usage

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(How many years) have you been married?/studying English?

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Present Perfect with a phrase "in the past"

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What is the difference between S' and 'S?

"Reason to visit" or "Reason for visit"

How do you use the term "running late"?

What does down the hall mean?

"am + having" in one sentence

What does one refer to?

When do we use a singular noun on its own without an article?

Some rules for using "the" and "a"

"He saw it stop and his son get out"

How do I use the auxiliary "do" in questions?

When should I use "is," and when "does"?

Usage of "due to" and "because" - are they interchangeble?

I'm confused which article to use, "an" or "the"

"if the train was leaving" vs. "if the train were leaving" (indicative vs. subjunctive): difference in meaning

"Sarah has climbed the Matterhorn, sailed around the world"

have/has + been + 3rd verb form

How should I use "go + present participle"?

"Have had" versus "had"

Is it possible to be grammatically correct without using past perfect?

Confusion using articles (A ,an ,the)

How do you pronounce this possessive - Trask's?

A six-year-old boy or A six-years-old boy?

Question about meaning of the phrase "unless otherwise"

"be to do" versus "have to do"

The present perfect not used

Are "present continuous" and "be going to" interchangeable?

"which" as relative pronoun

Parts of speech of "Those" and its usage

(How many years) have you been married?/studying English?

Present Perfect with a phrase "in the past"