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Are there any limitations on the adverb usages(The only way to do it is very, very slowly.)?

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"To read": Is it an intransitive verb?

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The closest you can get to success

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What does ONE modify here?

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the closest that (relative clause)

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Placement of a relative pronoun

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"As + Sub + Verb"

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consecutive event or adverb manner?

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Can I put down "I'm wondering about whether....."

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"that" meaning in this sentence

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What do you call noun phrases used as adverbs?

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Is this correct? “It sounds fun, isn’t it?”

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"On the tennis court", a prepositional phrase, in this context modifies what?

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Participle clauses with different subjects

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Explain the relative clause - which have a worldwide value of more than $30 billion

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What's the function of the word 'than'?

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He was so angry that he could not speak. (so, that)

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How are regardless and regardlessly different?

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Is 'own' in the phrase 'of my own' a pronoun or determiner?

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What is the grammatical function of "As soon as I know"?

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Why is inversion used in "...than do apes in the wild"?

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infinitive functioning as a noun or an adjective

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What is the subject in this sentence: It is not surprising that food is such an important part of different cultures around the world

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Usage of above as adverb

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We can't remove article from a singular countable noun. So is that a noun modifier or complement?

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Can which refer to a sentence in a restrictive relative clause?

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adjunct or complement

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the use of to-infinitive

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The grammatical function of ''just so''

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I don't want. (can 'want' be used intransitively?)

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Are there any limitations on the adverb usages(The only way to do it is very, very slowly.)?

"To read": Is it an intransitive verb?

The closest you can get to success

What does ONE modify here?

the closest that (relative clause)

Placement of a relative pronoun

"As + Sub + Verb"

consecutive event or adverb manner?

Can I put down "I'm wondering about whether....."

"that" meaning in this sentence

What do you call noun phrases used as adverbs?

Is this correct? “It sounds fun, isn’t it?”

"On the tennis court", a prepositional phrase, in this context modifies what?

Participle clauses with different subjects

Explain the relative clause - which have a worldwide value of more than $30 billion

What's the function of the word 'than'?

He was so angry that he could not speak. (so, that)

How are regardless and regardlessly different?

Is 'own' in the phrase 'of my own' a pronoun or determiner?

What is the grammatical function of "As soon as I know"?

Why is inversion used in "...than do apes in the wild"?

infinitive functioning as a noun or an adjective

What is the subject in this sentence: It is not surprising that food is such an important part of different cultures around the world

Usage of above as adverb

We can't remove article from a singular countable noun. So is that a noun modifier or complement?

Can which refer to a sentence in a restrictive relative clause?

adjunct or complement

the use of to-infinitive

The grammatical function of ''just so''

I don't want. (can 'want' be used intransitively?)