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Historical Present speaking about the Future

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Using "at this hour" in the context of early morning rather that late night

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Them instead of Him/Her formal reference

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"Try as I like to find the way, I never can get back by day. "

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Omitting "have" in Perfect aspect

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Omitting "and", "or" in enumerations

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Is this a correct phrase in terms of sequence of tenses?

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Do native speakers use this construction with numbers?

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Why "Acquire" instead of "Aquire"?

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Remain until, before, for, to with nouns

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Gerund passive with the verb "want"

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Differentiate beam vs ray vs streak

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Plural verb with "everybody/anybody/everyone/anyone"

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Test question misunderstanding

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Explain affirmative to interrogative in Present Simple

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Anticipation of there is/there are

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Confusion about scissors being a plural word [duplicate]

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Difference between Respected and Respectful?

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Is "shall" still used?

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"Have been to" and past events

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Can we use "get to know" in the past?

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Negative with subjunctive in that clause

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It wonders me. Possible?

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Presents (is present)

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Phrasing and word usage

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Verbs that can have the subject right after them

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Synonym for "nobody's perfect"

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One word for "to be upset"

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No sooner - than construction

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Different usage with "dinner"

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Historical Present speaking about the Future

Using "at this hour" in the context of early morning rather that late night

Them instead of Him/Her formal reference

"Try as I like to find the way, I never can get back by day. "

Omitting "have" in Perfect aspect

Omitting "and", "or" in enumerations

Is this a correct phrase in terms of sequence of tenses?

Do native speakers use this construction with numbers?

Why "Acquire" instead of "Aquire"?

Remain until, before, for, to with nouns

Gerund passive with the verb "want"

Differentiate beam vs ray vs streak

Plural verb with "everybody/anybody/everyone/anyone"

Test question misunderstanding

Explain affirmative to interrogative in Present Simple

Anticipation of there is/there are

Confusion about scissors being a plural word [duplicate]

Difference between Respected and Respectful?

Is "shall" still used?

"Have been to" and past events

Can we use "get to know" in the past?

Negative with subjunctive in that clause

It wonders me. Possible?

Presents (is present)

Phrasing and word usage

Verbs that can have the subject right after them

Synonym for "nobody's perfect"

One word for "to be upset"

No sooner - than construction

Different usage with "dinner"