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What grammatical label can be given to the word "gone "in this sentence

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Two to the three or two to the third?

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A question regarding: Here is some medicine

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What does the word "manoeuvring" mean here?

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between/among devices

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contained as a verb

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‎Do native speakers put stress on "are, is, am, was, were" when you want to emphasize them?

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Which sentence structure is the best?

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Is there a verb for accepting a hitchhiker into your car?

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Is "let" a modal?

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Any Difference Between "Auxiliary Verb" And "Modal Verb"?

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Are abbreviations "proper" words?

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What is the meaning of "to work part time and summers"?

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What is the preposition right here? He reached ___ his house at night

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"We met" vs We've met"

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“Throw out of…” or “throw out from…”?

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trying to find the right adjective to express "expectations were exceeded"

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

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Type of sentence that includes a adjective phrase

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What is the correct preposition to use with "corporation"

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What's the opposite of jam?

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Confused about the type of the sentence

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Verb adjective pattern

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“In the beginning of 20th century” or “at the beginning of 20th century“

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What kind of grammar is it? "You may see me struggle, but you will never see me quit"

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"be happier than someone" or "be happier as somone"?

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What do you call for repeatedly making a statement even when the statement has been proved wrong

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Type of Noun- Knowledge

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Listen to or hear a song?

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Did you see the cat?

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What grammatical label can be given to the word "gone "in this sentence

Two to the three or two to the third?

A question regarding: Here is some medicine

What does the word "manoeuvring" mean here?

between/among devices

contained as a verb

‎Do native speakers put stress on "are, is, am, was, were" when you want to emphasize them?

Which sentence structure is the best?

Is there a verb for accepting a hitchhiker into your car?

Is "let" a modal?

Any Difference Between "Auxiliary Verb" And "Modal Verb"?

Are abbreviations "proper" words?

What is the meaning of "to work part time and summers"?

What is the preposition right here? He reached ___ his house at night

"We met" vs We've met"

“Throw out of…” or “throw out from…”?

trying to find the right adjective to express "expectations were exceeded"

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

Type of sentence that includes a adjective phrase

What is the correct preposition to use with "corporation"

What's the opposite of jam?

Confused about the type of the sentence

Verb adjective pattern

“In the beginning of 20th century” or “at the beginning of 20th century“

What kind of grammar is it? "You may see me struggle, but you will never see me quit"

"be happier than someone" or "be happier as somone"?

What do you call for repeatedly making a statement even when the statement has been proved wrong

Type of Noun- Knowledge

Listen to or hear a song?

Did you see the cat?