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Scaffold/Scaffolding

Can both scaffold and scaffolding be used about the scaffold/scaffolding as a whole an not just the platforms? And the same with the platforms? I'm only interested in the American...

Asked on 02/10/2021

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"It doesn't matter" or "It don't matter"

Which one is correct: "It doesn't matter" or "It don't matter"?I think the first one is correct but in the lyrics of Adele's song, "Hello", the second one is...

Asked on 02/09/2021 by user33000

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"when you do something" or "when you are doing something"?

Tell me please if there is any difference in meaning between the following sentences.You are bending too much when you are squatting. You bend too much when you squat.The context...

Asked on 02/08/2021

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I wonder if "that needs to be addressed" is modifying "a potential distraction" or "offices"

In a recent employers’ survey a wide variety of computer functions have/has been identified as a potential distraction in offices that needs to be addressed.I'm confused here whether the modifier...

Asked on 02/08/2021 by pheno8

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I guess "urged him to 'come through'" means "urged him to overcome difficulites (to succeed)". Cambridge Dictionary defines "come through" as "to succeed in a difficult situation". So Trump implies...

Asked on 02/08/2021

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Want + to be + adj or want + adj

Which one is correct?I want him outI want him to be outThank you very much...

Asked on 02/08/2021

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for us to condone such actions

a. It will damage our country's reputation for us to condone such actions. b. For us to condone such actions will damage our country's reputation. ======================= c. It will damage...

Asked on 02/07/2021 by azz

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Usage of "can" and "could"

Look at these sentences:(1)He lost to a better player. He won in every other way one can imagine.(2)You/one can get very nasty skin diseases from bathing in dirty water.It can...

Asked on 02/07/2021

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the tense of the verb in a conditional clause that refers to the future

1-1) If this medicine will get rid of my headache, I'll take it right now. 1-2) If this medicine gets rid of my headache, I'll take it right now. (?????)...

Asked on 02/06/2021

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What's in a name?... Wait, or is there?

This might sound as a trivial question but it's been on my mind for a while now, and so I am asking it. Isn't the use of the word "adjective"...

Asked on 02/05/2021 by user120390

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Scaffold/Scaffolding

"It doesn't matter" or "It don't matter"

"when you do something" or "when you are doing something"?

I wonder if "that needs to be addressed" is modifying "a potential distraction" or "offices"

urged him to "come through"

Want + to be + adj or want + adj

for us to condone such actions

Usage of "can" and "could"

the tense of the verb in a conditional clause that refers to the future

What's in a name?... Wait, or is there?

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