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Is Friday included in "until Friday"?

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To Japan - is the preposition necessary?

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How can I translate the supplementive phrase?

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The tall man met Jane

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~, and not continue on the same path. (Is the 'on' here a preposition?)

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Can verb "feed" have indirect object?

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What grammatical role does "as would" play in this sentence?

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cool as an adjective

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what are you doing since morning

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the revolt of a great mass of human common sense against it

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Can anyone tell me the difference in usage of "dominant" and "domineering"?

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Zero Article Usage on Dissertation Title Page?

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Present continuous vs present perfect to describe a trend

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Is there a word we can use to refer to big clusters of clouds?

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What does the verb 'describe' mean?

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"accepted to [conference name]" vs. "accepted at [conference name]"

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What phrase is this?

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What does 'how things are' mean?

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How to take the meaning of "gang lines"?

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Tom didn't call Sally because

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Meaning of "long-sworded Italian builder"

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"the fact that ..." commits the speaker to the truthfulness of something?

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Is this a case of a parenthetical remark?

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Changing the order of verb and subject in declarative sentences

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Is it correct to say - "I owned it for 3 years ,before selling it."?. Or: "I owned it for 3 years before I sold it."?

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"For no money would she leave" vs "For no money she would leave"

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Are 2nd conditional and Mixed Conditional(Past condition/present result) interchangeable?

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What is the meaning of 'it' and 'that' in the sentence?

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Definite Article before Expected Things

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Interpretation of "as"

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Is Friday included in "until Friday"?

To Japan - is the preposition necessary?

How can I translate the supplementive phrase?

The tall man met Jane

~, and not continue on the same path. (Is the 'on' here a preposition?)

Can verb "feed" have indirect object?

What grammatical role does "as would" play in this sentence?

cool as an adjective

what are you doing since morning

the revolt of a great mass of human common sense against it

Can anyone tell me the difference in usage of "dominant" and "domineering"?

Zero Article Usage on Dissertation Title Page?

Present continuous vs present perfect to describe a trend

Is there a word we can use to refer to big clusters of clouds?

What does the verb 'describe' mean?

"accepted to [conference name]" vs. "accepted at [conference name]"

What phrase is this?

What does 'how things are' mean?

How to take the meaning of "gang lines"?

Tom didn't call Sally because

Meaning of "long-sworded Italian builder"

"the fact that ..." commits the speaker to the truthfulness of something?

Is this a case of a parenthetical remark?

Changing the order of verb and subject in declarative sentences

Is it correct to say - "I owned it for 3 years ,before selling it."?. Or: "I owned it for 3 years before I sold it."?

"For no money would she leave" vs "For no money she would leave"

Are 2nd conditional and Mixed Conditional(Past condition/present result) interchangeable?

What is the meaning of 'it' and 'that' in the sentence?

Definite Article before Expected Things

Interpretation of "as"