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Why does this documentation use "or" instead of "="?

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Lying down or laying down?

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How to answer a negative question in English?

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present simple or future in this case

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could have - must have - may have - might have

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What is the meaning of "less than delighted"?

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When to use "is this how...?" and "is this why...?"

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"Such a bad behavior" or "Such bad behavior"?

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Help understanding what the subordinate clause modifies in this sentence

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Can the word "Vote" & "Rate" be interchanged?

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Is the verb "taked" right?

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Which kind of participle clause does "clarifying ....."stand for?

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the meaning of the word 'bracketed'

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use of "might" & "might be"

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Should I use "was" or "would" in the following sentence?

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Difference between "daily" and "every day"

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"What a difference {it / there} is between him and her!"

answered Nov 5, 2015 at 2:54

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Word for other side of telephone call

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reading exercises

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How would one express units like "KB/s" in words?

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The difference between a pub and a bar

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meaning of "Four hours north of San Francisco"

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Can you explain the structure of the following sentence?

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What does the "which" refer to?

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differences between 'developing' and 'developed'

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What does "endurance athlete" mean?

answered Jun 8, 2016 at 9:58

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"It is built" or "it was built"

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Adjective or adverbs

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What would be the most idiomatic way of telling $10 discount when spending $98?Thanks

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What is the meaning of this sentence?

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Why does this documentation use "or" instead of "="?

Lying down or laying down?

How to answer a negative question in English?

present simple or future in this case

could have - must have - may have - might have

What is the meaning of "less than delighted"?

When to use "is this how...?" and "is this why...?"

"Such a bad behavior" or "Such bad behavior"?

Help understanding what the subordinate clause modifies in this sentence

Can the word "Vote" & "Rate" be interchanged?

Is the verb "taked" right?

Which kind of participle clause does "clarifying ....."stand for?

the meaning of the word 'bracketed'

use of "might" & "might be"

Should I use "was" or "would" in the following sentence?

Difference between "daily" and "every day"

"What a difference {it / there} is between him and her!"

Word for other side of telephone call

reading exercises

How would one express units like "KB/s" in words?

The difference between a pub and a bar

meaning of "Four hours north of San Francisco"

Can you explain the structure of the following sentence?

What does the "which" refer to?

differences between 'developing' and 'developed'

What does "endurance athlete" mean?

"It is built" or "it was built"

Adjective or adverbs

What would be the most idiomatic way of telling $10 discount when spending $98?Thanks

What is the meaning of this sentence?