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"Tom wants (wanted) you to pick him up" - which tense to use?

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Difference between related and relevant

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'due' is an adjective or what in this case?

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Doing something right before you need it - expression for this?

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"Cannot" vs "will not be able to"

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Best decision I/I've ever made-- difference?

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What is the meaning of this Game of Thrones quote?

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The baby was sleeping or slept?

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What does 'for which' here refer to? Does it mean 'because of which'?

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"I would say..." vs. "I believe that..."

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Do you have time available in the week or two to come?

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How to say just want to let you know politely

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“in the meanwhile” vs. “in the meantime”

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Adding "goer" at the end of a word?

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Is it wrong/illogical to say ... twisted open the door?"

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Can I omit ‘to’ after ‘and’?

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A question related to past tense

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I don't care if she says no

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Is there any difference between "content" and "willing"?

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Which one should I start the sentence with, “What are” or “What is”?

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What is the difference? "had been" vs "was"

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How may native speakers ask to 'validate' a ticket on the train other than using 'validate'

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An appropriate antonym for "evolution"

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Present perfect vs. present simple

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Modals with ellipses

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has been taught / had been taught/ was taught

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The use of "non" and hyphen

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One word substitution

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meaning of “prove $1 of value and .. low threshold to purchase”

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The baby is crying all the time or has been crying all the time?

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"Tom wants (wanted) you to pick him up" - which tense to use?

Difference between related and relevant

'due' is an adjective or what in this case?

Doing something right before you need it - expression for this?

"Cannot" vs "will not be able to"

Best decision I/I've ever made-- difference?

What is the meaning of this Game of Thrones quote?

The baby was sleeping or slept?

What does 'for which' here refer to? Does it mean 'because of which'?

"I would say..." vs. "I believe that..."

Do you have time available in the week or two to come?

How to say just want to let you know politely

“in the meanwhile” vs. “in the meantime”

Adding "goer" at the end of a word?

Is it wrong/illogical to say ... twisted open the door?"

Can I omit ‘to’ after ‘and’?

A question related to past tense

I don't care if she says no

Is there any difference between "content" and "willing"?

Which one should I start the sentence with, “What are” or “What is”?

What is the difference? "had been" vs "was"

How may native speakers ask to 'validate' a ticket on the train other than using 'validate'

An appropriate antonym for "evolution"

Present perfect vs. present simple

Modals with ellipses

has been taught / had been taught/ was taught

The use of "non" and hyphen

One word substitution

meaning of “prove $1 of value and .. low threshold to purchase”

The baby is crying all the time or has been crying all the time?