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Requesting someone to ask a question of another person
I did not realise that statements and imperatives were mutually exclusive. Thanks for the link.
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Requesting someone to ask a question of another person
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'Specifies the beach sand' why possessive not used
In this sentence, 'beach' acts as an adjective and 'sand' is the noun it modifies.
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what about those fans? what about that one?
A lot of words for clothing on the bottom half of the body work like this: pants, jeans, trousers and knickers act according to this pattern. So do tools like scissors and shears.
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Question about the tense of "is" in "We are sorry that we thought it is well-known"
It is far, far, more common to say "I thought it was" than "I thought it is". (I am not sure if "I thought it is" is wrong, though.)
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Does this 'Sing like no people listening to you' make sense?
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