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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 ...
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Prepositional Phrases
Is a preposition that comes before a pronoun considered a functioning preposition? Such as: "she looks at me"? Or: "I ...
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prepositions & articles
Hi, I have two doubts. Please go through the following lines. 1. a. In bed with 2 cute kids. (Do ...
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preposition.
It is contingent on an intact rotator cuff with dynamic compressive forces. Question; in this sentence, If I change "with" ...
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"on accident" vs. "by accident"
Grammar Expert, Growing up my mother was adamant we use "by accident" and "on purpose" vice "on accident", which is ...
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Is this sentence correct?
This is a thought I've tried to block out of my mind for so long.
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Help me with my sentence please.
I lie there, not taking my gaze away from the ceiling. Is this sentence and the use of the word ...
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Revising suggestion
"During the fifth grade my mother took notice of my deficient in math I end up staying up till six ...
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The preposition "into"
In the phrase "long walk into obscurity" (or similar), is "into" regarded as a preposition? I have heard it described ...
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Can "of" be used with the verb "drench"?
Can the preposition "of" be used with the verb "drench"? Example: But of Gatorade he was drenched after the team's ...
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On diagraming a sentence with an adverbial phrase followed by a preposition
"Because of you, my life has changed" Please help me diagram this. I find it very confusing
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Case of pronoun when used as an adjective
Does the case of a pronoun change when the role of the noun it modifies changes from subject to object? ...
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Vocabulary!!
Can we say falter at ? Example : Her voice faltered at the last word. By the sentence I mean: ...
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sentence
How do we say this : There are fruits in the tree or There are fruits on the tree
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Clause as object of preposition
In the quote "There is nothing impossible to him who will try." why is it not "to HE who will ...
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Interrogatives, Prepositions
It is suggested not to use end prepositions: "Which school do you study at?" but what about the interrogative sentences? ...
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