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to sleep vs to fall asleep
and.... you are here Asked 20 hours ago in English Grammar.
What is the difference between “to sleep” and ” to fall asleep”? and when is used each one?- 0 answers
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How to write in Chinese? Chinese characters…
Gold member Asked 2 days ago in English Grammar, English Writing, How To, in Chinese.
There are actually many ways to write in Chinese, some using the complicated characters you may be familiar with, and others using alphabets like the one we use in English....- 1 answers
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What does a Semicolon mean in grammar?
Gold member Asked 3 days ago in English Grammar.
Quotation Marks – Question Mark- 0 answers
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What dictionary, if any, do you use?
Not a robot Asked 4 days ago in English Grammar.
Is it important to use a dictionary?- 1 answers
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Grammar: “On Foot” or “By Foot”?
Gold member Asked 6 days ago in English Grammar.
'on foot' of course- 2 answers
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What word do you always, always, always misspell?
Gold member Asked 6 days ago in English Grammar, English Writing.
Even though it is super common and I use it a lot, I always have to think about "definitely" when I type it! I have to say it slowly in...- 1 answers
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What is the right answer?
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Hi teachers, I have seen these both forms what is the better one..- i like neither coffee nor tea–i neither like coffee nor tea. second form is taught in school books in my country
and.... you are here Asked on 09/08/2017 in English Grammar.
Hi teachers, I have seen these both forms what is the better one..- i like neither coffee nor tea–i neither ...- 2 answers
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When to use the preposition BY with time?
and.... you are here Asked on 09/08/2017 in English Grammar.
NO LATER THAN A TIME Example: He has to be at work BY 9 o’clock. We need to leave for ...- 0 answers
