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Explain "You People" please

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Do we have a preposition meaning "divided by" the same way the preposition "times" meaning "multiplied by"?

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Is "not a short period" in the sentence "I spent not a short period for the math exam" correct?

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Can you use "meet" for wild animals?

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Difference between expend and spend

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"Everything" in a positive sentence with negation

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Why do we say like "as noun as"?

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How to convey that the doctor has asked his patient to perform certain medical tests?

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Do how-to questions end with a question mark?

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Does present perfect imply several times in this example?

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In contexts like 'this study can give English learners...', is 'can' idiomatic or should 'will' be used?

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Can we leave out "to" after go?

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What tense should I use when I mention a clock which has stopped?

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What does the word labor mean in this context?

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What does the sentence "our holiday isn't for weeks yet" mean?

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She managed to wriggle free

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A simple question on when to use "these" and when "those" while writing

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What is the logic behind "I am X years old"?

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Is 'neon' used in daily life to refer to modern things?

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"Whether X or whether Y" vs. "Whether X or Y"

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Talking about future in Past

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They needed their own nicknames to join the party. So she made (it, them, one, ones) up

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any problem these children have

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finished, have finished, be finished, be done, ,have done, did,

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Is it okay to use "very Good morning" instead of 'Good morning'

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Which one is correct to use and why?

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Having vs. doing

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My main interest: singlular vs plural

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word choice to reply - RSVP

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Expletive it: reference to they/them

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Explain "You People" please

Do we have a preposition meaning "divided by" the same way the preposition "times" meaning "multiplied by"?

Is "not a short period" in the sentence "I spent not a short period for the math exam" correct?

Can you use "meet" for wild animals?

Difference between expend and spend

"Everything" in a positive sentence with negation

Why do we say like "as noun as"?

How to convey that the doctor has asked his patient to perform certain medical tests?

Do how-to questions end with a question mark?

Does present perfect imply several times in this example?

In contexts like 'this study can give English learners...', is 'can' idiomatic or should 'will' be used?

Can we leave out "to" after go?

What tense should I use when I mention a clock which has stopped?

What does the word labor mean in this context?

What does the sentence "our holiday isn't for weeks yet" mean?

She managed to wriggle free

A simple question on when to use "these" and when "those" while writing

What is the logic behind "I am X years old"?

Is 'neon' used in daily life to refer to modern things?

"Whether X or whether Y" vs. "Whether X or Y"

Talking about future in Past

They needed their own nicknames to join the party. So she made (it, them, one, ones) up

any problem these children have

finished, have finished, be finished, be done, ,have done, did,

Is it okay to use "very Good morning" instead of 'Good morning'

Which one is correct to use and why?

Having vs. doing

My main interest: singlular vs plural

word choice to reply - RSVP

Expletive it: reference to they/them