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Can anyone please tell me which is the correct sentence among these:Even though I couldn't speak to you, I'll be missing you.Even though I can't speak to you, I'll be...
Asked on 01/20/2021 by ethan lucas
1 answerI don’t understand the meaning of shout over as it has been usedin the following passagefrom Patricia Highsmith’s novel, The Talented Mr. Ripley:A well-dressed Italian...
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1 answerI heard a man say:He went ill and came back healthy.Here ill and healthy are adjectives and qualify the subject, he. And the sentence structure is:sub + verb + adjectiveIs...
Asked on 01/19/2021 by Kumar sadhu
1 answerPast continuous tells us about an action in progress in the particular time of the past, right? And Present Perfect Continuous - about actions that started in the past, continued...
Asked on 01/17/2021 by Kaylee
1 answerFrom Alice in Wonderland:You promised to tell me your history, you know,' said Alice, 'and why it is you hate - C and D,' she added in a whisper, half...
Asked on 01/17/2021
2 answerI have noticed this quite often that other (closely) related common nouns are called sister [common noun]. For example:This question is off-topic here, but is on-topic on our sister site....
Asked on 01/16/2021
2 answerAre both sentences below correct when I intend to talk about cotton swabs in general, not a particular one? If so, do they have different connotations?I am going to introduce...
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0 answerIs there any difference between saying:"blot something"And"blot dry something"If synonymous, should one be preferred over the other? "Blot dry" sounds like a tautology but I've seen some...
Asked on 01/13/2021
1 answerI am confused of the followings:The locations of nodes are given. The location of nodes is given. Node locations are given. Nodes' location is given. Nodes' locations are given.Is there...
Asked on 01/13/2021 by Danny_Kim
2 answer"It did nothing but make us ridiculous." It means : "It did nothing but It did make us ridiculous." Here, 'but' seems to be a conjunction. But I know, 'but'...
Asked on 01/12/2021 by Sandip Kumar Mandal
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