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    Use of "Although" and "Still" in a sentence. Are these sentences grammatically correct? Although this is very expensive to afford, still he can buy it. Although he is bit nervous, still he can overcome his nervousness. Although this option has some disadvantages, still he has to accept it as he has no alternative.
    January 24, 2012
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    Are these sentences are correct? Please inform me which sentences are correct. Is it not saving time? or Isn't it saving time? Isn't it a way to correct our mistakes? or Is it not a way to correct our mistakes? Wasn't it is a way to correct our mistakes? or Was it not a way to correct our mistakes? Doen't it help them to learn something? or Does it not help them to learn something?
    October 26, 2011
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    Which sentence is more correct and which is often used in American writing english and speaking? Is it not saving time? ( Which american english use ) or Isn't it saving time? Isn't it a way to correct our mistakes? or Is it not a way to correct our mistakes? Wasn't it is a way to correct our mistakes? or Was it not a way to correct our mistakes? Doen't it help them to learn something? or Does it not help them to learn something?
    October 26, 2011
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    Is this correct sentence. First, to go and ask your friend to see if he is ready to help you or not.I am just asking if this sentence is as such would be it grammatically correct.So will it be also incorrect grammatically "First, to take a coffee to see if your headache goes or not"
    October 25, 2011
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