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"Depend" usage in present continuous

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Peoples say "request to" is wrong but I see a lot of sources have that kind of sentences

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Transitive verbs versus intransitive verbs

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Does she have / Has she usage

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“have despatched...yesterday” vs. “despatched … yesterday” [duplicate]

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Live vs Living usage in the given example

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Does "That bridge has been repaired for the past ten years." mean the repairs were completed 10 years ago?

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Opposite word of Nomophobia

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Have usage in the example

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Leaving out an infinitive clause : No auxillary and auxiliary after to-infinitive clause

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"First" in middle of the sentence

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Spend some words

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Think of start doing something

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Is the given sentence redundant or some kind of emphasis?

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Posterous meaning

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Why Past Perfect in this example?

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Subject after "but"

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Past tense or Present Perfect tense

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"a not unusual" or "not an unusual"

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Clear the stock or Clear out the stock

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Two objects vs. Object+Prepositional phrase and "request you to" vs. "request that"

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How to say this properly in English

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Said that & that said

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Present Perfect Tense vs. Present Perfect Continuous Tense

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"Depend" usage in present continuous

Peoples say "request to" is wrong but I see a lot of sources have that kind of sentences

Transitive verbs versus intransitive verbs

Does she have / Has she usage

Possessive Pronouns Usage: Mine, Hers, His

Formal word/phrase for the informal question tag "right?"

Passive voice question forms

“have despatched...yesterday” vs. “despatched … yesterday” [duplicate]

Live vs Living usage in the given example

Does "That bridge has been repaired for the past ten years." mean the repairs were completed 10 years ago?

Difference between "did broke" vs. "was broken" vs. "broken"?

Opposite word of Nomophobia

Rhetorical - Meaning & Usage

Have usage in the example

Leaving out an infinitive clause : No auxillary and auxiliary after to-infinitive clause

"First" in middle of the sentence

Spend some words

Think of start doing something

Is the given sentence redundant or some kind of emphasis?

Posterous meaning

Why Past Perfect in this example?

Subject after "but"

Past tense or Present Perfect tense

"a not unusual" or "not an unusual"

Clear the stock or Clear out the stock

Two objects vs. Object+Prepositional phrase and "request you to" vs. "request that"

How to say this properly in English

Waiting for death or Waiting to die

Said that & that said

Present Perfect Tense vs. Present Perfect Continuous Tense