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12/05/23

How can I improve my tenses in French or Spanish
These tenses would include: present, past (preterit), future, conditional, imperfect, subjunctive, present perfect, pluperfect, past anterior, future perfect, conditional perfect, command
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11/09/23

Do you take in-person clients?
At this moment I'm only taking online students. There's a possibility that I will be taking in-person students in the near future; however, I do not have a timeframe for this
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Grammar English

11/03/23

Should 'could' or 'can' be used with the present simple tense (when talking about repeated patterns of behaviour)?
Hello! Could you please clarify whether 'could' or 'can' should be used in the sentences below, and why?1. Alex could be pretty straightforward when he expresses his thoughts. Even if he’s going to... more
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10/25/23

What are some effective techniques to enhance Arabic pronunciation and fluency?
Improving Arabic pronunciation and fluency requires a mix of practice and exposure. Here are some techniques: Listen and Repeat: Regularly listen to native Arabic speakers, either through songs,... more
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Grammar English

10/14/23

Please diagram the sentence "Organic food sales have grown immensely over th last decade, and most traditional grocery stores now carry organic foods."
This is part 2 of a question posted by a student
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Grammar

10/12/23

Do We Need an Apostrophe?
I am purchasing a name placard for the front of my son and daughter-in-law’s home and I’m having a disagreement with my daughter-in-law. The placard will say, “The Browns.” My daughter-in-law... more
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Grammar

10/10/23

Grammar. Subject and verb agreement.

"Self-expression may be considered creative, but not all are worthy of being called art," Krysta Stafford wrote in her scathing review of the performance artist.Subject, Not all is plural or... more
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10/09/23

Relational adjectives.
Is "deep-ocean" a relational adjective in this context "deep-ocean researcher"?
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10/03/23

How would you describe the sound of self serve soda machines in a couple of words?
Would you say like a stream or waterfall or like a clicking noise? Give me your opinion please :)
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09/26/23

Reference or substitution?
"All English-speaking people know..."In this sentence, is "all" a case of substitution, reference or neither,
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Grammar

09/23/23

Is or Are? Which is correct?

None of the goods (is, are) missing.
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Grammar

09/15/23

She says the word repeatedly as if to memorize it.Is "to memorize it" a clause?If it's a clause,why doesn't it have a subject?
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Grammar

09/15/23

Write the following sentences in appropriate format:

The Uncle said, he would visit the medical store tomorrow and bought the medicine that Doctor prescribed.
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Grammar Proofreading

09/14/23

Is " Rewarding nonetheless." A independent sentence?
I'm doing a proofreading course and I came across this sentence in one of my activities. " The famous cognitive scientist on what constitutes an elegant written style, and why good style matters.... more
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Grammar Spelling

09/01/23

Why learning different words is so important with English?
Words are so important to expand the vocabulary and build a better understanding of the English language. Sometimes words are important to expand our writing and reading.
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Grammar English

08/30/23

Those gold rings are my favorite or favorites?
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Grammar

08/26/23

Prepositions are always followed by a noun.I didn't know that until lately.In this sentenc,why was until followed by an adverb"lately"?
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Grammar English

08/23/23

Why there is no "to" before "get" in "one thing you could do is get involved in collecting them"?
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Grammar

08/22/23

Book title - definite article?
Hello,I'm preparing a professional publication, and I'm not sure about the grammatical correctness of the title. "Jewish Cemeteries in ..."or" The Jewish cemeteries in ..."Thank you for your opinion!
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Grammar Writing

08/17/23

What are some creative ways to start sentences that don't start with the subject?
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08/16/23

How do you say "time" in Spanish?
The English word "time" has many translations in Spanish. What are they?
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Grammar

08/16/23

She went looking for her dog.Is "looking for"a participial phrase or a gerund?
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Grammar English

08/09/23

If this ... (was/were) the case, the movie ... (would be/would have been) much better. What is correct?
The context is that I am sending my friend a video of a movie trailer (not released yet), and it has some funny things added to it, but it will never be in the movie itself. What would be the... more
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Grammar

08/06/23

I'm glad that you're here.Is that you're here a noun clause in this sentence?
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Grammar

08/05/23

Effect vs Affect
Which sentence is grammatically correct?”You need to think about your actions and how they effect others.”OR”You need to think about your actions and how they affect others”.
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