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Ivanna✨
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Apr 28, 2015
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    Grammar question, help needed, plzzzz

    Hey, almighty guys, 

         I wanna know the difference between " be known as" and "be known to be".

     

    If you think you know, then write the answer for me, or otherwise, plz dont.  I want answers, but guesses.  Thank u.

    October 5, 2014
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  • Commented

    I kind of understand what u say.  

    Thank u!  I will add u and in the future if i have any questions, i want to book a lession with u.

     

     

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    September 27, 2014
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  • Commented

    WOW~~~ U r  really awesome！！！！

    I appreciate ur kindness.

     

    I gave u a bad sentence example.

    I know when to omit: when the subject and verb is the same as those in the main sentence, and the verb is one form of "be", then you omit the subject and verb. 

    e.g. If given the opportunity, i would ......

     

    in the sentence above, we can also omit "if".  Given the ...,  I would.........

     

    why can t just put "since" right before " growing up" to give the sentence a strong sense of logic.

     

    I am sorry..... this is the last question about the sentence.   ......

     

     

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    September 25, 2014
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  • Commented

    Thank u, Phil. I think u r the closest to what i meant.

     

    Although being unable to be admitted into a fisrt-class unversity, he still has a chance to be rich.

     

    you see, he, although + being（gerund）

     

    According to the analysis above， It is true to say: since growing up........

     

    right?

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    September 25, 2014
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  • Commented

    Sorry, guys the correct answer is D.

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    September 24, 2014
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  • Commented

    since has the same meaning as because and since is also a conjunction.   

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    September 24, 2014
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  • Commented

    why? does it matter? I prefer D.

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    September 24, 2014
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  • Posted
    An English Grammar question, plz help needed.

    10. As a child growing up on a farm, my sister and I visited many county fairs, where my parents would exhibit their prize livestock.

    (A) As a child growing up on a farm

    (B) A child who grew up on a farm

    (C) Farm children and growing up

    (D) Growing up on a farm

    (E) Since growing up on a farm

     

     

    which choice is best suitable？  what is the difference between D and E.

     

    I ll wait on line.... thank u~

    September 24, 2014
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    Grammar board, a place to start English grammar discussion

    As one result of its new contract, the fire department can no longer offer overtime pay on weekends.

     

    The sentence above is correct, but I don’t understand. How come the fire department equals one result, since I think they are not the same? Plzzz, help needed. Thanks a million.

     

     

    September 22, 2014
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    what's the difference between.. Hey, guys: I have a grammar problem that I hope anyone can help me clarify: what is the difference between"I already saw it" and" I have already seen it"
    August 14, 2014
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