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Progressive tense, progressive aspect, continuing aspect or continuous tense?

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Usage of "For" before "the first time"?

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"an hour" vs "for an hour" [duplicate]

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What type of English uses the words/pronunciations "yer", "ter", "ernly", "der" and "don'"?

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Is there an error in the mixed conditional?

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"For the life of me/mine" phrase

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"Retrieve" vs "Recover"

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Phrasing and word usage

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Presents (is present)

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How to show radio interferences in writing?

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Are these three phrases identical in meaning?

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Immobile vs Stationary difference

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Them instead of Him/Her formal reference

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Intensely vs Intensively

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Omitting "and", "or" in enumerations

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Difference between Respected and Respectful?

asked Dec 31, 2019 at 5:15

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Do native speakers use this construction with numbers?

asked Jul 29, 2020 at 14:51

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"story" without article meaning "past"

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A teacher said to use "I don't need that" instead of "I won't be needing that" because there is no "continuous in modal verbs"

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Difference "all night" vs "all night long" in meaning

asked Jul 6, 2018 at 10:20

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Is using 'specially' correct in such cases?

asked May 4, 2018 at 20:57

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Energy vs Power

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Do you understand mom/mother?

asked Apr 6, 2018 at 7:54

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What is this type of sentence called?

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Three verbs in a row, how?

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"should have to" usage

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When something good is being presented as bad

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Synonym for "nobody's perfect"

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No sooner - than construction

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Passive of "talk about"?

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Progressive tense, progressive aspect, continuing aspect or continuous tense?

Usage of "For" before "the first time"?

"an hour" vs "for an hour" [duplicate]

What type of English uses the words/pronunciations "yer", "ter", "ernly", "der" and "don'"?

Is there an error in the mixed conditional?

"For the life of me/mine" phrase

"Retrieve" vs "Recover"

Phrasing and word usage

Presents (is present)

How to show radio interferences in writing?

Are these three phrases identical in meaning?

Immobile vs Stationary difference

Them instead of Him/Her formal reference

Intensely vs Intensively

Omitting "and", "or" in enumerations

Difference between Respected and Respectful?

Do native speakers use this construction with numbers?

"story" without article meaning "past"

A teacher said to use "I don't need that" instead of "I won't be needing that" because there is no "continuous in modal verbs"

Difference "all night" vs "all night long" in meaning

Is using 'specially' correct in such cases?

Energy vs Power

Do you understand mom/mother?

What is this type of sentence called?

Three verbs in a row, how?

"should have to" usage

When something good is being presented as bad

Synonym for "nobody's perfect"

No sooner - than construction

Passive of "talk about"?