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Is ‘despite that’ right?

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The difference between ‘the third time’ and ‘for the third time’?

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Is it correct to use both "wish" and "start" in "We wish you a very safe and healthy start to 2024"?

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188 views

Why not say ‘in a pencil’, but say ‘in pencil’?

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1k views

"Refuse anyone help" or "refuse to help anyone"

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3k views

"Lack of" vs "shortage of"

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892 views

Can I replace if with whether? [duplicate]

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656 views

The structure of "From A to B, to C, and to D?

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"When they had made themselves comfortable, a stranger appeared looking very angry." Why 'looking'?

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1k views

What is the difference between ‘If there was’ and ‘If there were’?

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What is the difference between ‘wake up’ and ‘wake’?

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What is the difference between ‘was really’ and ‘really was’?

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Why not omit ‘this’ in the sentence ‘Why is John going over to the shop this early in the morning’?

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353 views

Does "seemed" have the same meaning as "as though"

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Can I say ‘each represented a goddess’?

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‘be mistaken’ or ‘have mistaken’

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Either you are wrong, or I. Can I change it to 'Either you or I am wrong.'?

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Which is the best choice? You must try to run ( ) as you can on the limited food and water that you have

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Some people hate noise. They should not live in the city. Connect two sentences with who. People who hate noise should not live in the city

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There are one "looks" and one "runs" without "and" in the position of verbs. Is this correct?

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150 views

How to understand 'A is as simple as B is complicated'?

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338 views

Why in all **Officer** words, **o** is always capitalized?

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391 views

‘For the second time’ or ‘The second time’?

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2k views

‘alike’ vs ‘similar’

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Why didn't delete 'it' in the sentence: What was it about snails that made the writer collect

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821 views

What is the difference among since, ever since and ever since then?

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59 views

How to understand the meaning of ‘down a drain’?

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How to understand "As luck would have it"?

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252 views

You can either go by bus or by taxi. OR You can go either by bus or by taxi

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632 views

May I replace "me" with "myself" in the sentence: I had brought suits with me?

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