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Grammar English Writing

03/26/22

What's the best way to format this sentence?

Does a comma belong before the word "which" in the following sentence? Also, could it be worded differently for better phrasing? Police officers often see this law as their own first amendment,... more
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Grammar English Writing

03/26/22

What's the best way for this sentence to be written?
What's the best way for the following sentence to be worded? Context isn't important - I'm just trying to use a person as an example, "like Graham," somewhere in the sentence without awkward... more
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Grammar English Writing

03/25/22

What's the best way to write this sentence?
I'm trying to include a parenthetical phrase, "a victim of police brutality," in the following sentence to add necessary information to the subject (Graham). What would be the best way to do so... more
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Grammar English Writing

03/25/22

What's the best way for this sentence to be written?
I'm trying to write the following sentence in the best way possible. I've rewritten it in a few different ways and haven't really been satisfied with anything I've tried so far, and I'm also... more
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Grammar English Writing

03/25/22

What's the best way for this sentence to be worded?
What's the best way for the following sentence to be worded? Context isn't important - I'm just trying to use a person as an example, "like Graham," somewhere in the sentence without awkward... more
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03/23/22

hôtels de peintre meaning in English
hôtels de peintre a painter's hotel. What is a painter's hotel?
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Grammar

03/22/22

''mammals are warm blooded animals'' said the teacher
''mammals are warm blooded animals'' said the teacher pleas turn into reposted speech
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Grammar

03/20/22

Edit and rewrite the following sentence to eliminate any empty words, wordiness, or redundancy.
People now have more than a twenty minute warning of a tornado now that England has persuaded Channel 9 to invest in Doppler radar.
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Grammar

03/20/22

Edit and rewrite the following sentence to eliminate any empty words, wordiness, or redundancy.
Gary England, chief meteorologist at Oklahoma City's Channel 9 and the area's most famous TV weather personality, has dedicated his work and career to tracking tornados and predicting their course.
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Grammar

03/09/22

"Haunted by the relationship past" or "Haunted by the past relationship ?

Dear teachers,I am confused by the position of the word "past" in the phrase "Haunted by the relationship past" from "Sex and the City"?Can I say "Haunted by the past relationship" too? How it... more
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Grammar Public Speaking

03/07/22

How to professionally greet in Spanish
If you had to do a speaking exam, how would you greet your professor in a way that sounds professional?
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Grammar

03/07/22

How do you spell the days of the week in SPANISH!

How can you spell the days of the week in Spanish?
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Grammar

03/06/22

had gone vs went
That was the first time I had gone hiking". I saw this phrase spoken by a native speaker on youTube. I was wondering if I could say "That was the first time I went hiking". May I know what's the... more
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Grammar

03/04/22

Using a /an article
Hi, I wonder If anyone could help me with following (it's been nagging me for some time now...). Namely, why do I so often come across using an indefinite article a/an before uncountable... more
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03/02/22

When should I use "which" vs "that"?
For example, the sentence "All students must take an advanced legal writing class which includes legal drafting."
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03/02/22

Correct this sentence: "My client has discussed your proposal to fill the drainage ditch with his partners."
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Grammar Syntax

03/02/22

How can I make this sentence clearer? "The Chair and Vice Chair may nominate up to three candidates for admission."

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Grammar

02/28/22

Please answer the following question below and pick one answer
Which of the following sentences does not contain an inappropriate shift in verb tense? After Joy vacuums the floor, Frank polished it. After Joy vacuumed the floor, Frank polishes... more
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Grammar English Writing

02/25/22

Is this sentence formatted sufficiently?
Is the following sentence formatted adequately? Are there any places commas could be added or taken out, or are there any places it could be worded or formatted better/less awkwardly?Since the... more
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Grammar English Writing

02/22/22

Do commas belong in this sentence? If so, where?
Do any commas belong in this sentence? If so, where?Agents book gigs and opportunities for the artist (shows, deals, etc.) and negotiate contracts while managers work more directly with the artist... more
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Grammar English

02/21/22

Choose the correct option.
1. We ate without them, the teachers and _____________. A. him B. he 2. My grandfather paid the two boys, Salem and ___________, for raking the yard. A. he B. him 3. Grammar frustrates me as much... more
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02/18/22

Verb for someone who is a miser.

I'm trying to think of a synonym for 'to hoard,' or 'to stockpile,' but with more of a negative connotation. Like selfishly, and possibly illegally, hoarding resources for oneself during times of... more
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Grammar English Writing

02/18/22

Would a comma be required in this sentence?
Would a comma be required before "and" in the following sentence? Why or why not? Glycogen is found in animals and cellulose is found in plants.
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Grammar

02/16/22

Writing compound adjectives separated by a conjunction
I would like to shorten "foodborne and airborne diseases" to "food- and airborne" diseases but I'm not sure what the proper syntax would be.
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Grammar English Writing

02/14/22

How would you word this sentence?
Should I use "is" or "are" in the following sentence? I'm not interested in rewording, even if this sentence isn't the best possible way it could be written.Her family (is/are) the only people who... more
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