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Is it clear and natural to connect two sentences using the conjunction "while"?

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Is "fittest" as in "survival of the fittest" still used this way today?

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"responsible of" vs "responsible for"

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What does the sentence mean, and is it grammatically correct?

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When and How to use We are to and We have to in Sentence?

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is used to live vs is used to living here

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What's the difference between "hang out" and "play"?

answered Feb 11, 2015 at 1:43

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Could you please help me figuring out what the difference is there in meaning between these two sentences?

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What is the difference between cheating and plagiarizing?

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In the lab X vs. in the lab called X vs. in the X lab

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What is the name of this thing in English?

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Why is “so that” improper in “I was tired so that I couldn't sleep”?

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Alternative ways of saying "...., right?"

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I have something urgent {need / needs} your help?

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In The Meantime

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what is the difference between "yet" and "still"?

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Go Into Exercise

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What does "out of energy" mean?

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Which kind of adverb clauses that show us Cause and Effect?

answered Jul 26, 2014 at 3:24

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How do I pronounce 3/4 and 3/5?

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Different Meanings of "In The Way"

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What is the difference between "do you like" and "would you like"?

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Should I say "what does it means" or "what does it mean"?

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Looking forward to a reply

answered Jun 28, 2014 at 0:16

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finish doing something (in the future)

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Would (it) not be (verb) to ...?

answered Jun 27, 2014 at 17:33

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Are "shellfish" and "seafood" merely synonymous, or actually the same?

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How to improve my listening skill?

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Is it clear and natural to connect two sentences using the conjunction "while"?

Is "fittest" as in "survival of the fittest" still used this way today?

"responsible of" vs "responsible for"

What does the sentence mean, and is it grammatically correct?

When and How to use We are to and We have to in Sentence?

is used to live vs is used to living here

What's the difference between "hang out" and "play"?

Could you please help me figuring out what the difference is there in meaning between these two sentences?

What is the difference between cheating and plagiarizing?

In the lab X vs. in the lab called X vs. in the X lab

What is the name of this thing in English?

Why is “so that” improper in “I was tired so that I couldn't sleep”?

Alternative ways of saying "...., right?"

I have something urgent {need / needs} your help?

In The Meantime

what is the difference between "yet" and "still"?

Go Into Exercise

What does "out of energy" mean?

Which kind of adverb clauses that show us Cause and Effect?

How do I pronounce 3/4 and 3/5?

Different Meanings of "In The Way"

What is the difference between "do you like" and "would you like"?

Should I say "what does it means" or "what does it mean"?

Looking forward to a reply

finish doing something (in the future)

Would (it) not be (verb) to ...?

Are "shellfish" and "seafood" merely synonymous, or actually the same?

How to improve my listening skill?