'proved a game-changer' is an idiomatic way of saying 'proved to be a game-changer', meaning that it turned out to be a game-changer, or that it eventually resulted in game-changing.
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In the US, the first one would be OK, the second one would be awkward, but even better would be "We are following a plan".
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We should preserve the memory of those who died fighting for our freedom.
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At least in the US, the words wash and clean are interchangeable in 2, 3, & 4. For 1, a job would probably be a 'window washer' but it's pretty uncommon and 'window cleaner' would be easily understood by anyone.
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1) distinguished
2) specific
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There will be fresh ones in a bit. [this is OK]
I was trying to get you back together.
There's nothing left that we haven't tried. [this is excellent]
Quit reminding me of that all the time.
You have no idea how much I have been looking forward to this trip.
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