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Looking forward to see you vs Looking forward to seeing you?

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Is “that” required in “The music company was afraid that…”?

sentence-construction ellipsis clauses

Oct 30 '19 at 14:14 ColleenV 11.2k

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Using colons with such as

grammar

Oct 13 '19 at 5:17 AIQ 8,790

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Incomplete sentence without linking verbs

grammar

Oct 8 '19 at 2:05 Jason Bassford 35k

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Verb Tense for action before future simple action

grammar

Oct 2 '19 at 15:23 Colin Fine 50.2k

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Word order for asking a question

word-order questions

Sep 28 '19 at 19:03 ColleenV 11.2k

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Present Perfect or Past Perfect for a phrase before Simple past tense

grammar

Sep 28 '19 at 16:42 Lambie 27.7k

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Hyphen with multiple adjectives

adjectives hyphens

Sep 21 '19 at 12:32 Eddie Kal♦ 16.7k

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Applying restrictive clause to compound nouns

restrictive-clauses

Sep 20 '19 at 13:36 virolino 8,412

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singular or plural verbs for compound nouns and modifiers

compound-subjects

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Usage of that in this sentence

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Aug 20 '19 at 1:38 Andrew 86.1k

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Word order of “carefully thought” vs “thought carefully"

adjectives adverb-placement

Aug 12 '19 at 4:01 ilovetolearn 337

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Is this sentence considered a double negative “Neither scenario does not involve fractions.”? [closed]

negation

Jun 18 '19 at 13:30 ColleenV 11.2k

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Verb precedes Subject example

sentence-structure subjects

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Singular or plural verb for subjunctive mood

grammar

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How do I know if a sentence is formed using the passive voice?

grammar

Apr 26 '19 at 14:30 Davyd 1,680

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Word Order for Adverbs [closed]

grammar

Apr 18 '19 at 4:21 Developer63 216

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Me or I as a subject [duplicate]

pronouns

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Verb play vs Present participle playing

grammar verbs

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Usage of That and The

grammar

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Why verbs are singular for past and future tense?

grammar

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“I never take this for granted” or “I never took this for granted”?

past-tense negation

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22 Questions

Looking forward to see you vs Looking forward to seeing you?

Is “that” required in “The music company was afraid that…”?

Using colons with such as

Incomplete sentence without linking verbs

Verb Tense for action before future simple action

Word order for asking a question

Present Perfect or Past Perfect for a phrase before Simple past tense

Hyphen with multiple adjectives

Applying restrictive clause to compound nouns

singular or plural verbs for compound nouns and modifiers

Usage of that in this sentence

Word order of “carefully thought” vs “thought carefully"

Is this sentence considered a double negative “Neither scenario does not involve fractions.”? [closed]

Verb precedes Subject example

Singular or plural verb for subjunctive mood

How do I know if a sentence is formed using the passive voice?

Word Order for Adverbs [closed]

Me or I as a subject [duplicate]

Verb play vs Present participle playing

Usage of That and The

Why verbs are singular for past and future tense?

“I never take this for granted” or “I never took this for granted”?