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Which is more formal to say "..."said Mohamed, "..."Mohamed said, Mohamed said"..." or "..." said He Which is more formal to say "I really miss you!" said Mohamed, "I really miss you!" Mohamed said or Mohamed said "I really miss you!". Also can we use a pronoun in the first case for example "I really miss you!" said he or said I.
September 10, 2016
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How can we describe university's studying? When we talk about university, we say grade one, grade two..., or year one, year two...,or first year, second year...?
May 19, 2016
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Which one is correct "Would you not play with him" or "Would you don not play with him"? Which one is correct "Would you not play with him" or "Would you don not play with him"?
April 15, 2016
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What is the correct (.... ; however, ....) , (.... ; however, ....) , or (.... ; however, ....)? For example, which of these sentences is correct? People say that animals in zoos are protected and served; however, others say that keeping them in zoos is cruel. People say that animals in zoos are protected and served, however, others say that keeping them in zoos is cruel. People say that animals in zoos are protected and served, however others say that keeping them in zoos is cruel.
March 11, 2016
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What is the difference between "would help" / "would have helped"? What is the difference between "would help" / "would have helped"? When do I say "I would help you"?, and when do I say "I would have helped you."?
February 26, 2016
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two and a half hours / a half and two hours ? The movie takes two and a half hours. Or The movie takes a half and two hours.
February 19, 2016
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Using was and were with I. If I (was / were) in your situation, I would escape. If I (was / were) you, I would escape.
February 19, 2016
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(Why English is important?) or (Why is English important?) Which of the following question is correct grammatically? (Why English is important?) or (Why is English important?)
February 14, 2016
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Students who study for master and PhD degrees are (postgraduate students) or (graduate students)? Students who study for master and PhD degrees are (postgraduate students) or (graduate students)?
February 7, 2016
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What is the opposite of: (to get someone worried about something)? What is the opposite of: (to get someone worried about something)
February 4, 2016
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