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What does "get out nails done " mean?

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What is the difference between squeeze and squash?

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What is the difference between "note" and "notice"?

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"I couldn't not do something" or "I couldn't have not done" in context?

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Is there any difference between "pour drinks" and "pour out drinks"?

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What does this mean "good to know that he ever did anything as friendly as smile"?

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Is this called "a checkpoint"?

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The rules of the definite and the indefinite articles

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Why is "on" used instead of "in" in this sentence?

answered Nov 28, 2018 at 14:55

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What's the meaning of "I'm kind of between "Persons" right now."

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Should I use "do it" or "do so" in the following example?

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May/might had done

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The usage of "appear"

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The use of "a lot of" in my sentence

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“Half-made bread” for dough

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I've gone to or been to a gym regularly

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I've been to Japan many times since 2010

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Is it correct to say "could you turn the songs/ videos on"?

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Being for background information

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Difference between "by November" and "in November"

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How to use " 's " correctly?

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How to understand the following context?

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Proper position of the adverb

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Why in this sentence the writer wrote the subject before verb to is after why

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came up the path

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Several instances of the same object with different adjectives: singular or plural?

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Lost or had lost

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Is it correct and natural to use the question "how could you have done it?" when expressing disbelief or surprise?

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With her lap full of newspapers

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Is there any difference between "not much use" and "no use"?

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What does "get out nails done " mean?

What is the difference between squeeze and squash?

What is the difference between "note" and "notice"?

"I couldn't not do something" or "I couldn't have not done" in context?

Is there any difference between "pour drinks" and "pour out drinks"?

What does this mean "good to know that he ever did anything as friendly as smile"?

Is this called "a checkpoint"?

The rules of the definite and the indefinite articles

Why is "on" used instead of "in" in this sentence?

What's the meaning of "I'm kind of between "Persons" right now."

Should I use "do it" or "do so" in the following example?

May/might had done

The usage of "appear"

The use of "a lot of" in my sentence

“Half-made bread” for dough

I've gone to or been to a gym regularly

I've been to Japan many times since 2010

Is it correct to say "could you turn the songs/ videos on"?

Being for background information

Difference between "by November" and "in November"

How to use " 's " correctly?

How to understand the following context?

Proper position of the adverb

Why in this sentence the writer wrote the subject before verb to is after why

came up the path

Several instances of the same object with different adjectives: singular or plural?

Lost or had lost

Is it correct and natural to use the question "how could you have done it?" when expressing disbelief or surprise?

With her lap full of newspapers

Is there any difference between "not much use" and "no use"?