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Why is "university" not capitalised here?

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strangest or the most strange

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X's chances of doing or the chances of X doing

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sense of purpose in life vs purpose in life

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lack of knowledge or the lack of knowledge

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Do we need to repeat the verb after and?

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can we say "a much"?

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When sentence's subject contains uncountable noun and plural noun. Is it singular or plural?

asked Jan 1, 2019 at 11:23

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full-time to modify a verb such as "study" or "work"

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"industrialised countries" vs. "industrial countries"

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What "find out" implies in this context?

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get in/into the habit of reading

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When you use comma after "and"?

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When "education" should be a singular noun and when should it be an uncountable noun?

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Using "those" in comparison structures

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in the reality or in reality

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131 Questions

Why is "university" not capitalised here?

What do you call the area in which they put furniture in a furniture shop?

What do you call neither spicy nor sweet food?

strangest or the most strange

"You or singular noun" should be followed by 3rd person singular or 2nd person?

word-choice: car drift

Is "profit" a special case?

Babies - are we talking about their birth, arrival or delivery?

Is "each" supposed to refer to a singular subject?

X's chances of doing or the chances of X doing

Why the passive form is wrong here?

use would to express imaginary situation without if

sense of purpose in life vs purpose in life

the lecture's place or where the lecture takes place

Using "advantageous to" with things instead of people

lack of knowledge or the lack of knowledge

Do we need to repeat the verb after and?

can we say "a much"?

When sentence's subject contains uncountable noun and plural noun. Is it singular or plural?

full-time to modify a verb such as "study" or "work"

Ways to talk about the last 3 hours

"industrialised countries" vs. "industrial countries"

What "find out" implies in this context?

get in/into the habit of reading

How to use "back home" phrase?

When you use comma after "and"?

When "education" should be a singular noun and when should it be an uncountable noun?

What do you call disciplining children by preventing them from accessing a certain toy?

Using "those" in comparison structures

in the reality or in reality