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"Write the name in the top line and below the address"

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Grammar Agreements?

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Word choice - "because of" or "without"

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I HAVE HAD+ FOR then, SINCE(atypical present perfect usage)

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Does this inversion take any effect, "Knows an awful lot about the Dark Arts, Snape."?

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Karaoke as a place

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What would you call a speech introducing an honoring ceremony for highest-ranking graduating students?

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Should I use definite article here?

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Plural or singular in these sentences

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the status of confusing phrase

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Stress in words like confluence, influence, finance - noun vs verb

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Is the following all right in formal English?

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On/To/Onto difference

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"How much are those jeans?" "which one/ones?"

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Being and Was, Which one is correct and why?

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Сould you say what is the core, 1-3 main meaning for ‘to get’

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Should I use "with" or "as" in place of X in "The derivative can be approximated X a finite-difference scheme"?

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"Object to" phrasal verb or not

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Is there some prepostion required between "a wall" and "16 inches on center" in a little bit normal written english

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"for situation" or "in situation"?

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"Nice and easy does the trick" VS "Nicely and easily does the trick"

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grammar / meaning Does “treating” in the example sentence mean “because he treats” or “and at the same he is treating” or just “and he treats”?

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What is the meaning of this cliche: "purest form"?

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Relative adverbs and commas

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Confusion between definitions

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Use of definite article in thesis title

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Is this an application of mediopassive voice in interrogative sentences?

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

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does "land on something" means agree on something?

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How to ask about a person's academic qualification?

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"Write the name in the top line and below the address"

Grammar Agreements?

Word choice - "because of" or "without"

I HAVE HAD+ FOR then, SINCE(atypical present perfect usage)

Does this inversion take any effect, "Knows an awful lot about the Dark Arts, Snape."?

Karaoke as a place

What would you call a speech introducing an honoring ceremony for highest-ranking graduating students?

Should I use definite article here?

Plural or singular in these sentences

the status of confusing phrase

Stress in words like confluence, influence, finance - noun vs verb

Is the following all right in formal English?

On/To/Onto difference

"How much are those jeans?" "which one/ones?"

Being and Was, Which one is correct and why?

Сould you say what is the core, 1-3 main meaning for ‘to get’

Should I use "with" or "as" in place of X in "The derivative can be approximated X a finite-difference scheme"?

"Object to" phrasal verb or not

Is there some prepostion required between "a wall" and "16 inches on center" in a little bit normal written english

"for situation" or "in situation"?

"Nice and easy does the trick" VS "Nicely and easily does the trick"

grammar / meaning Does “treating” in the example sentence mean “because he treats” or “and at the same he is treating” or just “and he treats”?

What is the meaning of this cliche: "purest form"?

Relative adverbs and commas

Confusion between definitions

Use of definite article in thesis title

Is this an application of mediopassive voice in interrogative sentences?

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

does "land on something" means agree on something?

How to ask about a person's academic qualification?