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Discovered or have discovered with since

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Tag questions with complex sentences that start with: I say

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”User embeds a flipbook“ or "Users embed a flipbook"

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Using restrictive appositives with possessives correctly

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We never agreed that when these talks <would start> <started>, they would

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"With his closed eyes" vs "With his eyes closed"

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pay for the library card vs pay (without for) the library card

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Difference between “is” and “it is” in a sentence

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I don't understand the use of 'are come'

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Would employ or would have employed with by the end of next year

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The acceptability and the style of the syllepsis in 'He threw stones and then punches at the protesters.'

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What is the grammar rule for this part?

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What does the phrase 'in some way or other' mean?

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He had the word ‘Cool’ blazoned across his chest. (causative had or stative had)

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