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2008-09-06 General Writing and Grammar Help - well/good: Hi Luke Thanks for your question. I think it’s more to do with American English and British English. In the UK, people use “good” to describe something inanimate – but the Americans also use “good”...
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2008-09-06 General Writing and Grammar Help - hyphon without the hyphon: Hello, What an interesting question! If I’m understanding you correctly (and I only question it because it’s quite an abstract concept, not because of your grammar, which isn’t that bad!) what you’re...
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2008-09-05 General Writing and Grammar Help - Is or Are?: Hello, Marshall. Since the verb 'are' is always used with 'you,' it would be correct to write "If you or a friend are considering buying a home..." Now, if instead of 'you,' you had written 'he...
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2008-09-05 Literature - Drama: Hello, Although nothing sure is known about the time of composition of ‘Agamemnon’, ‘Thyestes’, ‘Oedipus’, ‘Medea’, ‘Troades’, as well as of the other Seneca’s tragedies, i.e. ‘Hercules Furens”, ‘Phoenissae’...
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2008-09-05 General Writing and Grammar Help - any difference?: Hello Yangkun Number 1 is correct. You would always say “from within”, which literally means “from inside” and not “within from.” You could also say: “The [F5 key] is used to display the current...
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