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change jobs/careers vs change my accounting job/my accounting career

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correct placement of "indefinitely"

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"never heard it before" vs "never before heard it"

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(for) part/most/all of next year

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present perfect combined with simple present and present continuous

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one of which will be/is and the other will/is

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he has scored or he scored

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"join" vs "join in"

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additional services ... or the additional services

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take a rest many times or rest many times

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A time modifier used with "before"

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the cooling (temperature) of the refrigerator

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go to ABC Park vs get to ABC Park

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as hard as you can vs as hard as you could

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Your money is tight or Money is tight on you

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use "in" twice + correct preposition (and/or)

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slight difference between always and all the time

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John and I live ten minutes away on foot

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Do they have different meanings: a class, class, and classes?

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The class starts at noon. vs Class starts at noon

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the food the church cooks vs the church-cooked food

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am vs will be free for four days

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meet in the school John used to work in

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Is it true that "During/Over" can be used with present/past perfect continuous, but not "In"?

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usage of "to impugn"

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are or have the same price and different designs?

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"on (the) event day" and "on (the) celebration day"

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He is unruly and unrestrained

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when, once and as soon as + present prefect and simple present of a verb

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change jobs/careers vs change my accounting job/my accounting career

correct placement of "indefinitely"

"never heard it before" vs "never before heard it"

(for) part/most/all of next year

present perfect combined with simple present and present continuous

one of which will be/is and the other will/is

he has scored or he scored

"join" vs "join in"

additional services ... or the additional services

take a rest many times or rest many times

A time modifier used with "before"

the cooling (temperature) of the refrigerator

go to ABC Park vs get to ABC Park

as hard as you can vs as hard as you could

Your money is tight or Money is tight on you

use "in" twice + correct preposition (and/or)

slight difference between always and all the time

John and I live ten minutes away on foot

Do they have different meanings: a class, class, and classes?

The class starts at noon. vs Class starts at noon

the food the church cooks vs the church-cooked food

am vs will be free for four days

meet in the school John used to work in

Is it true that "During/Over" can be used with present/past perfect continuous, but not "In"?

usage of "to impugn"

are or have the same price and different designs?

"on (the) event day" and "on (the) celebration day"

He is unruly and unrestrained

when, once and as soon as + present prefect and simple present of a verb