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2022: a year in moderation https://t.co/CE9FvkP09P

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Bounty offered: Can I use "much" like this? https://t.co/i6AbIvr3Lt #usage

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Question about "to comprise" https://t.co/NJ4KweSm14 #usage

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Is it grammatically correct to use "want" in a subjuncitive sentence? https://t.co/IxDKjaot65 #subjunctives

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Is it on topic to ask about English advice given by ChatGPT? https://t.co/8Z43oqbLnY

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He acts as if he owns (vs owned) the place? https://t.co/R1rTvGCFGc #verbs

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Two questions about the 4th verse of "The Star-Spangled Banner" https://t.co/DuShdGNZ3d #subjunctives

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"start" and "begin", is there a difference? https://t.co/VVxRJvRUba #difference

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Should I use "it" or “one” in “...living in {it/one} is more uncomfortable...”? https://t.co/s5elJjjGp5 #wordchoice

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Question about Comma - Determining Clauses https://t.co/cE8TZceVUf #grammar

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Bounty offered: Each versus every (again...) https://t.co/ZUdZ3msiH1 #determiners

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meaning of 'have' in "have me saying ~" https://t.co/SMmssrtXHr #meaningincontext

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'whether or not' meaning 'regardless of whether' https://t.co/0eHCWI26F1 #whetherif

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Who had a happy look in "I saw Julie sitting beside her mother with a happy look on her face"? https://t.co/lfoWxmgEgA #pronouns

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I was knit a sweater https://t.co/hwC0dTFXrR #passivevoice

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How do you say idiomatically that a clock on the wall is not showing the correct time? https://t.co/OlAVECh9Dv #meaning

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Why is it v-ing after looking forward to? https://t.co/KtVwupDIKJ #infinitivevsgerund

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Can we frame passive sentences if the object is infinitive/gerunds? https://t.co/ow5VJ657PZ #passivevoice

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in four months / after four months / four months later https://t.co/6BYkH9OF7n #phraseusage

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Can I say "She is too busy so that ..."? https://t.co/qsoGkYx4CJ #wordusage