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tense in a sub-clause

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1 answer

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Is "V-ing of something" structure always possible?

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1 answer

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"the way" vs "in the way"

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1 answer

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The meaning of "to make of" in Macmillan dictionary

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2 answers

498 views

an adjective after a verb [duplicate]

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1 answer

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'as much hot as' or 'much as hot as' or 'as much as hot'?

asked Jun 24, 2016 at 3:11

2 votes

1 answer

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for noun + to infinitive

asked Jun 28, 2016 at 5:05

2 votes

3 answers

315 views

interpreting present participle in the sentence

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2 votes

2 answers

2k views

in the way? on the way? and in the way to?

asked Jul 19, 2016 at 11:50

2 votes

1 answer

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it isn't raining vs it doesn't rain

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2 votes

2 answers

485 views

infinitive vs verb vs gerund

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3 answers

271 views

Unusual meaning of 'will' in the sentence

asked Jul 5, 2016 at 21:31

1 vote

1 answer

997 views

changing a sentence from "It is verb-ed that" to "subject is verb-ed to infinitive"

asked Jul 2, 2016 at 10:14

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3 answers

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"put something off 3 days" vs "put off something for 3 days"?

asked Jul 3, 2016 at 10:57

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1 answer

199 views

non human subject and passive voice

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2 answers

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'as adverb as' or 'adverb + as much as'?

asked Jun 24, 2016 at 11:35

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3 answers

487 views

relative pronoun after preposition

asked Jun 21, 2016 at 8:07

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1 answer

440 views

missing preposition 'for' before time

asked Jun 15, 2016 at 3:30

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1 answer

559 views

'worth +noun + ing' or 'worth + for noun + ing'

asked Jun 29, 2016 at 5:06

1 vote

1 answer

425 views

what is omitted after 'with' in 'to begin with' & 'get it over with'?

asked Jun 23, 2016 at 10:29

1 vote

1 answer

68 views

Difference between adjective+noun and noun+adjective

asked Feb 20, 2019 at 7:04

1 vote

1 answer

201 views

Is "assume a noun" possible, instead of assume that~?

asked Jan 19, 2020 at 7:42

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3 answers

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Didn't you not-verb.. is this correct?

asked Jun 5, 2017 at 5:24

1 vote

1 answer

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Alternatives for "It's been long since we met"

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1 answer

57 views

"make more orders for pencils" vs "make an order for more pencils"

asked Jan 19, 2020 at 18:36

0 votes

1 answer

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Meaning of cost and receipts in context

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1 answer

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Paraphrasing a sentence with post modifier

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1 answer

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"is built" vs "was built"

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0 votes

1 answer

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Use of present perfect and comparison with other tenses

asked Mar 19, 2019 at 13:00

0 votes

2 answers

470 views

preposition 'for'

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46 Questions

tense in a sub-clause

Is "V-ing of something" structure always possible?

"the way" vs "in the way"

The meaning of "to make of" in Macmillan dictionary

an adjective after a verb [duplicate]

'as much hot as' or 'much as hot as' or 'as much as hot'?

for noun + to infinitive

interpreting present participle in the sentence

in the way? on the way? and in the way to?

it isn't raining vs it doesn't rain

infinitive vs verb vs gerund

Unusual meaning of 'will' in the sentence

changing a sentence from "It is verb-ed that" to "subject is verb-ed to infinitive"

"put something off 3 days" vs "put off something for 3 days"?

non human subject and passive voice

'as adverb as' or 'adverb + as much as'?

relative pronoun after preposition

missing preposition 'for' before time

'worth +noun + ing' or 'worth + for noun + ing'

what is omitted after 'with' in 'to begin with' & 'get it over with'?

Difference between adjective+noun and noun+adjective

Is "assume a noun" possible, instead of assume that~?

Didn't you not-verb.. is this correct?

Alternatives for "It's been long since we met"

"make more orders for pencils" vs "make an order for more pencils"

Meaning of cost and receipts in context

Paraphrasing a sentence with post modifier

"is built" vs "was built"

Use of present perfect and comparison with other tenses

preposition 'for'