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    I have not read the whole article yet but the writer does not know the difference between "few" and "a few" -they are virtually opposites!
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    May 2, 2019
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    It is not Passive - it is Present Continuous: "You are driving without a license but should you be driving without a license?" In this case, "should you drive" tends to refer to the general principle of whether you (or anyone) should drive without a license.
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    April 1, 2018
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    As a native speaker of English UK, I would say, "before the bank" and it means you would first pass the petrol station (English UK), gas station (English US) or servo (Australian English). "In front of the bank" means opposite it/facing it" and so I don't think you mean that.
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    February 10, 2018
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