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Meaning of the word "overtime" in context

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Meaning and reference

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Regardless of /despite the

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I will definitely or I would

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the same...as / that- What's the difference?

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Meaning of “aimed to open thought onto its outside..."

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It might be a stupid question but

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the use of word 'voiceless'

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Should I write “to” or “towards” in the following sentence?

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"I've never used to before", is it right form?

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Difference between "All" and "All of"?

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Which sentence is grammatically correct? (a, the, or no article)

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How to distinguish liaisons correctly?

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Does "I haven't got to do it yet" imply not completing sth but having enough time to make it?

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From/at in contexts like the one given

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Appropriate-Word use

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How is it possible to use past simple here?

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The baby was sleeping or slept?

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How would you call this movement

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Is it wrong to say "owinings" as a synonym of "possessions"? If no, what is the difference?

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Sentence structure for a long list

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What is difference between "You did a hard work" and "You worked a lot"?

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How to know the implication of a verb, a preposition and an adjective the conjunction "and"?

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How to ask about a person's academic qualification?

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Difference between "contrived" and "stilted"

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I was really young. “I don’t even remember what is about” vs “I don’t remember what it was about”

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Thanking two parties seperately. Should i use "on the part of"?

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does "land on something" means agree on something?

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Could I use "giving" instead of "to give"?

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Is this an application of mediopassive voice in interrogative sentences?

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Meaning of the word "overtime" in context

Meaning and reference

Regardless of /despite the

I will definitely or I would

the same...as / that- What's the difference?

Meaning of “aimed to open thought onto its outside..."

It might be a stupid question but

the use of word 'voiceless'

Should I write “to” or “towards” in the following sentence?

"I've never used to before", is it right form?

Difference between "All" and "All of"?

Which sentence is grammatically correct? (a, the, or no article)

How to distinguish liaisons correctly?

Does "I haven't got to do it yet" imply not completing sth but having enough time to make it?

From/at in contexts like the one given

Appropriate-Word use

How is it possible to use past simple here?

The baby was sleeping or slept?

How would you call this movement

Is it wrong to say "owinings" as a synonym of "possessions"? If no, what is the difference?

Sentence structure for a long list

What is difference between "You did a hard work" and "You worked a lot"?

How to know the implication of a verb, a preposition and an adjective the conjunction "and"?

How to ask about a person's academic qualification?

Difference between "contrived" and "stilted"

I was really young. “I don’t even remember what is about” vs “I don’t remember what it was about”

Thanking two parties seperately. Should i use "on the part of"?

does "land on something" means agree on something?

Could I use "giving" instead of "to give"?

Is this an application of mediopassive voice in interrogative sentences?