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What does 'did' refer to?

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Meaning of "So, too, may be the fate of his seed"

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You're causing more problems for yourself than you're solving (problems) for me

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What's the usual way <of/for> foreign travelers arriving at the airport <to visit/visiting> your hotel?

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When had you met him? vs. When did you meet him?

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I saw the window break/breaking/broken/being broken

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They had a better understanding of A than (they had) (an understanding) of B

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I decided not to ____

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He shot an arrow at/to/toward(s) the target

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"Those who can't do, teach." Why is this written with a comma?

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it is the final rubber stamp on his status

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Never did I see her again

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He was saved a lot of money by the decision [closed]

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They found the stone-tipped spears created larger 'wounds' than the wooden (ones)

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There's just a lot going on right now

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it's also the only place that you can get a decent meal

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The United Kingdom had its coldest April night since 2018

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Be careful climbing that tree. You (can / could) fall

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in which/in how

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take it (one step closer) to selling

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He wrote more novels than she (wrote) songs

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the icing on the cake: Is 'on the cake' an adjunct or complement?

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Is this to-infinitive clause an adjunct or a complement?

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Can you emphasize the present subjunctive with "do"?

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I got you vs I've got you

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Can you omit the noun after the adjective 'own' that follows the genitive of an NP?

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a/the bridge that President Obama had just crossed

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(The) school sucks

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The school/School is where I'm at

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We are better than ever

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What does 'did' refer to?

Meaning of "So, too, may be the fate of his seed"

You're causing more problems for yourself than you're solving (problems) for me

What's the usual way <of/for> foreign travelers arriving at the airport <to visit/visiting> your hotel?

When had you met him? vs. When did you meet him?

I saw the window break/breaking/broken/being broken

They had a better understanding of A than (they had) (an understanding) of B

I decided not to ____

He shot an arrow at/to/toward(s) the target

"Those who can't do, teach." Why is this written with a comma?

it is the final rubber stamp on his status

Never did I see her again

He was saved a lot of money by the decision [closed]

They found the stone-tipped spears created larger 'wounds' than the wooden (ones)

There's just a lot going on right now

it's also the only place that you can get a decent meal

The United Kingdom had its coldest April night since 2018

Be careful climbing that tree. You (can / could) fall

in which/in how

take it (one step closer) to selling

He wrote more novels than she (wrote) songs

the icing on the cake: Is 'on the cake' an adjunct or complement?

Is this to-infinitive clause an adjunct or a complement?

Can you emphasize the present subjunctive with "do"?

I got you vs I've got you

Can you omit the noun after the adjective 'own' that follows the genitive of an NP?

a/the bridge that President Obama had just crossed

(The) school sucks

The school/School is where I'm at

We are better than ever