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    I'd read more and more books that are currently on my "To Do" list!
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    October 26, 2021
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    I like paperback copies of books, because they're lighter to handle and carry. But I'd take a hardcover before an online format, because we tend to read hard copies of books more deeply than online books. Here's an interesting article that is relevant to this discussion: https://forge.medium.com/a-guide-to-developing-a-deep-reading-habit-f439e4eee872
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    October 21, 2021
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    The sentence is grammatically correct but (depending on which part of the world in which you're based) it may sound elevated in tone (diction). If you want the sentence to sound more "natural," in the sense of more casual, spoken English, try this: "Harry went on to punch the man several times, with the people around him joining in."
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    October 20, 2021
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    Apart from the issue of the modal verb ("must") that earlier respondents commented on, this sentence is awkward because it uses a passive construction, whereby the grammatical subject "I" is disconnected from the action of "handed in." Nadia Pema (below) suggested an alternative structure: "My assignment is due tomorrow." Another option that is closer to the original in language would be this: "I must hand in the assignment by tomorrow morning."
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    October 20, 2021
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