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what is the difference between kind of/to , nice of/to?

It was kind of him to let me stay in his house.It was nice of him to let me stay in his house.She is always very nice to me....

Asked on 02/04/2021 by Andrew Clarke

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it was about heart break or it is about heart break?

I have read in the newspaper "That movie was an interesting experience because it was about heart break."Here can we use is in the second clause.Please explain with...

Asked on 02/03/2021 by ENGLISH

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What does "whose" refer to in the sentence? Is it miswritten?

Below is a line from a JAPANTODAY news article.The mini-series comprising six one-hour episodes will be based on ascreenplay supervised by Mark Goffman, whose was a...

Asked on 02/02/2021 by Takashi

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Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous

If the Present Perfect is used focusing on the completed action and on the result, why do we say:"I have been cycling (Present Perfect Continuous) all day and my...

Asked on 02/02/2021 by Lucy

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Can you give me the meaning of these two sentences

*He's been the death of many, a poor man "Who's gonna kiss your rosy red cheekIt's gonna be that steel drivin' man" what does these two mean? ...

Asked on 02/02/2021 by user5577

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"were" used as a subjunctive is present or past?

Given the 2 examples below:I wish you were here nowIf he were in the situation that you've been 2 weeks ago, we wouldn't have bothered about it nowThe word...

Asked on 02/01/2021 by Alex S

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aid + to infinitive vs. aid + to gerund

Is there any subtle difference in meaning between them? For example in the two following sentences:The computer is an aid to keeping costs down.The computer is an aid to keep...

Asked on 02/01/2021 by user113700

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Usage of 'have had'

The following is a line from the novel 'Atlas shrugged' by Ayn Rand.Why, then—she wondered—should he have had to carry a burden of tragedy which, in silent endurance, he had...

Asked on 02/01/2021

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What does the noun phrase "diverse employees" mean?

According to dictionaries, "diverse" means including people from various backgrounds. So, a "diverse workforce" makes perfect sense to me because the adjective here describes a noun that represents the whole...

Asked on 02/01/2021 by user48754

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Am I right in interpreting the part in bold?

Everard Gault had been missing in 1915; and waiting, not knowing, hadbeen the loneliest time of Heloise’s life, her two-year-old baby her greatestcomfort. Then a telegram had come,...

Asked on 01/31/2021

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