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I want to know the grammatical label for one of the following words in a sentence

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Sally found an excuse and escaped the punishment. Can I replace the word 'escaped' by 'ran away, fled or got off'?

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correct use of them

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Making up illogical, unreasonable and unimportant excuses/objections

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What does the word "individual" mean here?

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"in a street" or "in the street"?

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Placement of comma in order to be grammatically correct

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function of 'As' in this sentence

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How to use must, May, Might for future and for present continuous?

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Is it "China, People's Republic" or "China, People's Republic of"?

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Grammar check - made able to

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Is the that clause in this sentence a misplaced modifier?

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How to determine, the verb I have chosen for making a sentence, that is transitive or intransitive?

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Is it correct to use "an appointment or appointment?

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"risk of cancer" or "cancer risk"?

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The definite article in sentences with relative clauses

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A feeling that you missed something that you had to do(expression)

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What if I don't pronounce 'the' as /T͟Hē/ or /T͟Hə/ and instead something in between?

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As simple be it may

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Difference was not and did not

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are just trying too

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institutionalize

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Should I use simple present or simple past in a tiny story to illustrate a scenario of the usage of some words?

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Slowing gaining strength_ What part of speech is 'slowing' in the phrases below?

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About the usage of <HOW>

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Word for a process that looks for solutions?

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How do you analyse the verb phrase elements in the sentence 'I have been having difficulty sleeping'

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Is the bottom of a box does not have a part that tuck in to seal the box still called a flap?

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No Problem vs No Problem At All vs Not A Problem At All - Are they interchangeable?

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I want to know the grammatical label for one of the following words in a sentence

Sally found an excuse and escaped the punishment. Can I replace the word 'escaped' by 'ran away, fled or got off'?

correct use of them

Making up illogical, unreasonable and unimportant excuses/objections

What does the word "individual" mean here?

"in a street" or "in the street"?

Placement of comma in order to be grammatically correct

function of 'As' in this sentence

How to use must, May, Might for future and for present continuous?

Is it "China, People's Republic" or "China, People's Republic of"?

Grammar check - made able to

Is the that clause in this sentence a misplaced modifier?

How to determine, the verb I have chosen for making a sentence, that is transitive or intransitive?

Is it correct to use "an appointment or appointment?

"risk of cancer" or "cancer risk"?

The definite article in sentences with relative clauses

A feeling that you missed something that you had to do(expression)

What if I don't pronounce 'the' as /T͟Hē/ or /T͟Hə/ and instead something in between?

As simple be it may

Difference was not and did not

are just trying too

institutionalize

Should I use simple present or simple past in a tiny story to illustrate a scenario of the usage of some words?

Slowing gaining strength_ What part of speech is 'slowing' in the phrases below?

About the usage of <HOW>

Word for a process that looks for solutions?

How do you analyse the verb phrase elements in the sentence 'I have been having difficulty sleeping'

Is the bottom of a box does not have a part that tuck in to seal the box still called a flap?

No Problem vs No Problem At All vs Not A Problem At All - Are they interchangeable?

Burger eating contest