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Khan

Member for 8 years, 10 months
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Karachi, Pakistan

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41

"One of THOSE days" vs "one of THESE days"

Jun 7, 2016

31

which one is correct "Cost" or "costed"

May 2, 2016

27

“I have little money” vs. “I have a little money”

Oct 1, 2014

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"None of the kids were hungry" Or "None of the kids was hungry"

Feb 12, 2017

19

Piles of rubbles / piles of rubble

Aug 16, 2017

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4

use of the preposition "in" in front of here/there

Aug 6, 2014

3

Does it make any difference if we leave out "over" in "He has gone over to London"?

Aug 7, 2014

2

'as if I had' versus 'as if I have'

Aug 2, 2014

1

What is the difference between some and an indefinite article

Aug 31, 2014

1

Reflexive pronoun in the passive

Dec 6, 2017

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'Two of us' or 'the two of us'

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a bridge over the river vs a bridge across the river

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which one is correct "Cost" or "costed"

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{You were to blame} vs. {You were to be blamed}

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