English Grammar and Usage

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Hello I have key answers for the following tasks but I would like a native speaker to explain to me the uses of tenses here.The
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2. asked by Mark
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Everyone realize / Everyone realizesWhich is correct?
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2. asked by quinn
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I forgot to include the following sentencens.I hope you can check the grammar here,too.1) Our classroom is lit by neon
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2. asked by Franco
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Hello. I will be very grateful for your help.1)Does the following sentence sound natural English: "someone fired a mortar at a
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2. asked by Nalmi
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Revise each sentence below to correct an error in pronoun-antecedent agreement. Underline the pronoun that you have substituted
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Write the sentence by using too..ToYou want to ask for more mark.you will be stupid if you don't
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2. asked by Anna
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1. I want my photo to be deleted by you.2. I want my photo deleted by you. (Are both grammatical? Which one is a common one?) 3.
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2. asked by rfvv
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* 1. You can feel safe now.2. You are able to feel safe now. 3. You are allowed to feel safe now. (I allow you to feel safe now.
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. I didn't read Harry Potter yet.2. I haven't read Harry Potter yet. 3. I don't know anything yet. 4. I didn't know anything
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2. asked by rfvv
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1. This book was most helpful for my homework.2. This book was the most helpful for my homework. (Which one is grammatical? Do
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2. asked by rfvv
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could you please grammatically clarify the following : 1. i would rather went by a train 2. stop talking. 3. the shop remains
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2. asked by r s telagathoty
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The patient's husband is older than __________.A) her B) she I answered B
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2. asked by Marie
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I left out the following examples.Thank you, Writeacher. 1) He told us the match has been cancelled (correct should be: was/had
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2. asked by Mike
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I have a few further doubts. Thank you very much for the help.1) I sent her two emails last week, but he hasn't replied to any
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2. asked by Matthew
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Rewrite the passage below correcting any errors of grammar and usageThe mechanic drove out the car to Joe that was lubricated.
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2. asked by richard
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Which of the following describes a gerund and how it functions in a sentence?1. A gerund is a noun that functions as the subject
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2. asked anonymously
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1. All they had to do was go to one of these places.2. All they had to do was to go to one of these places. (Are both
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2. asked by rfvv
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**Are the adverbs and adjectives correct?**Are there any other adverbs or adjectives i missed? **The adverbs are surronded by <>
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2. asked by Angelina
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Thank you! I just a few more doubts onfour statements.I hope you can check them. 1) I havent' seen him for two days. If I want
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2. asked by Mike
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Thank you for your last corrections!Can you help me check these sentences, too? 1) For lunch I went to my parents' house (or is
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2. asked by Franco
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Let's work in pairs. Say the specialty of your friend you know well to your partner. Use the following pattern.* I have a friend
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2. asked by Tom
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Directions: In each of the following sentences some part of the sentence or the entire sentence is underlined. Beneath each
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2. asked by rose- Ms. sue
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Underline the noun clause in each sentence.Identify it as Do Direct Object,S for Subject,PN for Predicate Nominative,or OP for
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2. asked by JOphinia
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Which one of the following sentences does not contain a serious verb error?1. They staying there now. 2. She want a promotion.
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2. asked by Cheryl
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Which sentence displays correct subject-verb agreement?- my collection of stamps is extensive - the books at the library is very
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2. asked anonymously
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A conjunctive adverb is an adverb that connects clauses in a compound sentence. Click and drag the conjunctive adverb that
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Are my solutions right??1. "There's someone knocking at the door! Who can it be at this time of night?" "___ Helen. She said she
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2. asked by Minnie
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"The fill-in pianist was an amazingly poorly player." Using the sentence above, decide what change should be made - if any - to
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Read the sentence below.I was in charge of the cafeteria that served ice cream sundaes and cake every day.Choose the sentence
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2. asked by dee
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keep your kind heart is it correct English
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Does the sentence use modifiers correctly?I kept perfectly still as the butterfly, landing on my outstretched hand, tentatively
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