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Adjectives between nouns and verbs
I am wondering which is the best way to set up this question. Is it okay to put an adjective ...
adjectives between noun and verb 0 votes, asked May 01 by Stacie Wolfe
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Which would be correct
I am wanting to know which way this sentence would be correctly punctuated. He covered his eyes with both hands ...
commas and dashes 0 votes, asked Apr 25 by lee leeeder
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'at which' or 'to which'?
Do you use 'at which' or 'to which' when you write, for example, X said ....., __ which Y replied ...
which and Prepositions 0 votes, asked Apr 06 by Grace Yee
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and vs -n-
hot and fresh vs hot-n-fresh, in and out vs in-n-out . I would appreciate if someone would be able to ...
grammar hypehn and n - 0 votes, asked Feb 06 by oh
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comma
Some people put a comma before 'and' in citations or texts. Citations Jan Mees, Jan Seys, and Eric Coppejans My ...
comma and 0 votes, asked Nov 19 '12 by Ingrid
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Proper use of the comma in 'and'
Is it correct to use the comma after the word 'and'? E.g: Pressure canning is a method used for processing ...
commas and 0 votes, asked Nov 16 '12 by Jaira Angeli B. Casipit
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Does this sentence have too many "ands"?
The sentence: "There is a relationship between schizophrenia and knowledge and contact." What I'm trying to say is that there ...
and correct wrong Sentence cheeseburger 0 votes, edited Aug 19 '12 by eduardo
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BEFORE or UNTIL? Does it matter?
Please tell me if it matters whether I use, BEFORE or UNTIL, in the following sentences: 1. We had to ...
BEFORE and UNTIL 0 votes, asked Jun 13 '12 by Ian Marshall
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differences between lose and miss
What is the diffrence between lose and miss?
Difference between lose and miss 0 votes, asked May 26 '12 by Ivan
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Them and I will be
Would you change "Them and I will be" for the pronoun to "We will be"?
Them and I or WE 0 votes, asked Apr 20 '12 by Dawn
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