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Grammar English

03/04/24

What is the difference between Active voice and Passive voice?
Think about what it means to speak in the Active voice as opposed to the Passive voice. Both are different in their own way as we will soon find out.
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03/02/24

Operator or Auxiliary?
can marginal modals (used to, need, ought to and dare) and semi-auxiliaries (have to, be about to, be able to, etc) function as operators?
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Grammar

02/27/24

Fill in the blank
Suitable for someone who wishes to (ensure/insure) additional financial backup. It is available to the family after the person's death.
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02/19/24

complement, phrasal verb or ing participle?
In the sentence "They are holding him back" what's the classification of holding?
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Grammar

02/17/24

Anyone witnessing this strange scene would have drawn the right conclusion. (Rewrite using 'who')
why is "Anyone who was witnessing this strange scene would have drawn the right conclusion" a wrong answer
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Grammar

02/16/24

What is the difference between the subject and the direct object in a sentence?
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02/13/24

What do you mean by phlegmatic?
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Grammar

02/10/24

Capitalization of job titles when used as a subject's name
In a sentence, "...the head of the finance department has been notified," when the job title is used as the subject's name also would it be capitalized? If so, 'the Head of the Finance Department'?... more
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Grammar

02/08/24

Multiple Subjects and confusing possession
I have to clarify a sentence like this:Betty told Anne she’d forgotten her key.This sentence as it is can be interpreted in a few ways, such as:Betty said she forgot her own key to Anne.Betty is... more
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Grammar

02/04/24

what is the meaning of this
My heart lies when I lie with you"my heart lies" is the heart lying or laying how can i understand it?
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Grammar

02/03/24

Which of the following nouns is proper noun. Mogdishu. city town. beauty
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Grammar English

01/31/24

Finding the direct object and indirect object
What are the direct objects and indirect objects in the sentence "Mr. Arnold asked us how we celebrate the New Year."?
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Grammar English Writing

01/31/24

Can we say this? If so why or why not?
We took the photos of many animals
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Grammar

01/20/24

Subject verb agreement
On a family text thread that included a photo of some trees in a snowy yard, my daughter asked "How much of those trees out the window IS buried?" I suggested — because we are nerds — that it... more
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Grammar

01/19/24

What is the difference between Loose and Lose?
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01/17/24

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Grammar Language Turkish

01/17/24

What is the difference between the two sentences?
-Ben bu kitabı okuyorum.-Bu kitabı ben okuyorum.*Başarılar :)
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Grammar

01/15/24

Reported speech
Thar said to Benz, "Do you feel proud when people purchase you?" Convert it into reported speechSam said to John, "How did you feel when you were donating blood?" Convert it into reported... more
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Grammar

01/12/24

Hit By or Hit With
What's the difference between "California was hit with an earthquake." vs "California was hit by an earthquake."? I see news articles writing "California was hit with an earthquake." which is... more
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Grammar

01/11/24

Is the correct term in this sentence freshly-baked or freshly baked: freshly-bakedfreshly-b freshly-baked/ freshly baked apple pie cooled on the table, and Ming Lee tried to resist sneaking a slice.
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Grammar

01/06/24

Which one is right?
(1) There is a item exchange. (2) There is an item exchange.
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Grammar

12/23/23

subject-verb agreement
Is this sentence correct?There is at least two ways to find this answer.Grammar checkers want to change it to "are". But isn't the subject "answer"? Because "ways" seems to be part of a... more
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Grammar

12/21/23

What is the difference between few and little

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Grammar

12/16/23

It's a waste of time ( to do - doing ) all these silly exercises.
It's a waste of time ( to do - doing ) all these silly exercises.
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12/07/23

How does being IXL certified benefit students?
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