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Which tense should be used?

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Doing a chemistry experiment or work on a chemistry experiment?

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What does 'A is 2 less than B' mean?

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What does "a line of type" mean?

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close mouth for good

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Quality of being unsafe to anyone who doesn't know what they are doing and rewarding to anyone who does

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Is "by" required in an adverbial phrase, and is an article needed before "access"?

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Can a past participle be used as a post-modifier?

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Is "judges excellent X" correct?

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Does "to" refer to a future event

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do/did/would do/could do?

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I am not sure for next sentence using likely

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Should I use "as yours" or "your"?

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How to determine whether "to" is needed or not?

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attend VS. enter

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What does the proportion 1:3 mean in the following example?

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'he prepared the design' or 'he designed'?

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Swooped down on someone

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Is the sentence incomplete?

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Ways to say something is higher than what you need

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Meaning and alternatives for "at the same time"

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"without any thing" or "with nothing"

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Prepositional Phrase - confused - at or in

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What does 'dalliance' mean here?

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Do you think (if) you could

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what kind of an animal vs. what kind of animal

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Confused about When to Use “these” and “those”

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Position of 'such' as a determiner, before a noun

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"Because of" and "Due to" after adjective

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Why is the pronunciation of the O in "move" different from in "bone"?

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Which tense should be used?

Doing a chemistry experiment or work on a chemistry experiment?

What does 'A is 2 less than B' mean?

What does "a line of type" mean?

close mouth for good

Quality of being unsafe to anyone who doesn't know what they are doing and rewarding to anyone who does

Is "by" required in an adverbial phrase, and is an article needed before "access"?

Can a past participle be used as a post-modifier?

Is "judges excellent X" correct?

Does "to" refer to a future event

do/did/would do/could do?

I am not sure for next sentence using likely

Should I use "as yours" or "your"?

How to determine whether "to" is needed or not?

attend VS. enter

What does the proportion 1:3 mean in the following example?

'he prepared the design' or 'he designed'?

Swooped down on someone

Is the sentence incomplete?

Ways to say something is higher than what you need

Meaning and alternatives for "at the same time"

"without any thing" or "with nothing"

Prepositional Phrase - confused - at or in

What does 'dalliance' mean here?

Do you think (if) you could

what kind of an animal vs. what kind of animal

Confused about When to Use “these” and “those”

Position of 'such' as a determiner, before a noun

"Because of" and "Due to" after adjective

Why is the pronunciation of the O in "move" different from in "bone"?