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    thank you!
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    December 27, 2019
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    So is it applied to past tenses?
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    December 26, 2019
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    When are past perfect and past perfect continuous interchangeable? Like the title, when are they interchangeable? I know native speakers tend to use present perfect continuous in stead of present perfect talking about actions until now. What about PAST PERFECT & PAST PERFECT PROGRESS? Could I say "How long had he been living there?" If correct, how's it different from "How long had he lived there?" Thank you!
    December 26, 2019
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    Thank you fot your comment Tanya!
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    December 19, 2019
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    Get (the) breakfast/ supper? What does it mean by saying "someone gets the breakfast"? I saw "getting supper" out of another context. Does it mean the same thing? Thanks a lot!
    December 18, 2019
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    Grammar: "before it will..." This is the original sentence from a credible podcast: The FDA calls the findings provocative and more rigorous tests are needed before it'll review its blood storage policy. How is it that "will" comes after "before"? Is it grammatically correct? Thank you as always.
    November 22, 2019
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    Thanks a lot!
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    November 19, 2019
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    "usually" singular/ plural? I came across these "usually singular/ plural" labels in the dictionaries, but I couldn't quite get it. What does it mean by "usually"? Also, what's the difference between "singular noun" and "uncountable" noun? Could someone provide some examples to explain each of them? As always, thank you for answering my questions!
    November 19, 2019
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    It means "made a phone call". To be more accurate and natural in this context, it could be translated into "Manager Wang has called at two this afternoon."
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    November 7, 2019
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    Our teacher keeps giving weird sentences... I don't know if it's appropriate to post something like this in this section, but one of our English teacher at school keeps driving me mad sometimes by making grammar mistakes; therefore, I just want to make sure if these two sentences are correct since they sound a bit weird to me and I don't know what to believe from the handout she gave us. 1. The police showed to pull over for a check. 2. The way of one's talk will bring put his/ her personality. Thank you in advance.
    November 7, 2019
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