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Which one is correct? "Believe" word grammar

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If I ride a bike/If I rode a bike

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Order of prepositional phrases after voice change

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"match with" or "match in" in phrase like "Match with skills"?

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occasionally vs every once in a while

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What does the phrase 'no doubt a lot' mean?

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'immediately before', 'right before' and 'just before'

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usage of "both" and the indefinite article a/an

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"Hear you calling" or "hear you call"?

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What is the pronunciation of "Will you" in fast/connected speech?

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"I have not given {or/nor} received any information"?

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"is gone" in past/future constructions

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meaning of the phrase "be of thinking"?

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Somebody who keeps asking why

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Using 'should' and 'would' in this sentence

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questions on tense has vs. had

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What is the difference between 'I'm going to go to work' and 'I'm going to work'

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"I hope he tells" vs. "I hope he will tell"

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Is it acceptable to use the word "distraction" in the following context?

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Does the word "decisiveness" exist?

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"Heard from" with various recent-past phrases

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Can I use "in" before "the" in this sentence?

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"Have a difficult time doing" – is the action accomplished or not?

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What is the correct word order and punctuation when using "however" + "initially"?

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The use of the definite article with the names of bridges and zoos in American English

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Should I use an article when I'm talking about general facts in comparative structures?

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Do I need a comma before which?

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Is this pattern correct "to cut wood into logs"

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meaning of the phrase "be all" in context

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Order of adverb "immediately" in a phrase

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Which one is correct? "Believe" word grammar

If I ride a bike/If I rode a bike

Order of prepositional phrases after voice change

"match with" or "match in" in phrase like "Match with skills"?

occasionally vs every once in a while

What does the phrase 'no doubt a lot' mean?

'immediately before', 'right before' and 'just before'

usage of "both" and the indefinite article a/an

"Hear you calling" or "hear you call"?

What is the pronunciation of "Will you" in fast/connected speech?

"I have not given {or/nor} received any information"?

"is gone" in past/future constructions

meaning of the phrase "be of thinking"?

Somebody who keeps asking why

Using 'should' and 'would' in this sentence

questions on tense has vs. had

What is the difference between 'I'm going to go to work' and 'I'm going to work'

"I hope he tells" vs. "I hope he will tell"

Is it acceptable to use the word "distraction" in the following context?

Does the word "decisiveness" exist?

"Heard from" with various recent-past phrases

Can I use "in" before "the" in this sentence?

"Have a difficult time doing" – is the action accomplished or not?

What is the correct word order and punctuation when using "however" + "initially"?

The use of the definite article with the names of bridges and zoos in American English

Should I use an article when I'm talking about general facts in comparative structures?

Do I need a comma before which?

Is this pattern correct "to cut wood into logs"

meaning of the phrase "be all" in context

Order of adverb "immediately" in a phrase