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Does this sentence follow the rule subject verb agreement?

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What does "which" refer to in this context?

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Is ‘switched on’ a prepositional verb?

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What clause element is this please?

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what's the tense of how about going?

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What is the correct and more-native position of the word 'are' in the following sentences?

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A (Director's name) movie - why not possessive?

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The function of "it"

Tensed verb in a non-finite clause

Does 'to' function as a preposition in 'the trick to getting this chair to fold' but as a to-infinitive in 'some tricks to speed up your ...'?

Can I use a "be" not after a modal verb or "to"?

Help to understand "as well as" exactly

What is the grammar for "Why + verb" question?

Use of “that” in sentence

One of the students whose mobile _missing(is or are)

understand structure and meaning of noun phrase

Prepositional phrase modify

"Harry enjoys traveling around" vs. "Harry enjoys to travel around"

participle or adverb

Grammar Question: Go to where... or go where

Does this sentence follow the rule subject verb agreement?

Would you tell me if "in the driveway" functions as adjectives in the sentence "The car is in the driveway"?

What type of a sentence is this?

What does "which" refer to in this context?

infinitive clause and subject

What does 'human and financial alike' modify?

relative clause with a preposition

What is the difference between "People who live ..." or "People living ..."

Is ‘switched on’ a prepositional verb?

What clause element is this please?

what's the tense of how about going?

Suggest + gerund or not that is the question

What is the correct and more-native position of the word 'are' in the following sentences?

The word 's' after our

A (Director's name) movie - why not possessive?

In the below given sentence I want to know what role is played by the word running ?How does it fit in a sentence pattern?

How to use "make"?