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“I would have a car, which would ALLOW me to take myself from point A to point B faster”
Is there such a sentence with "s" ("which allows me to ....")?
I'm talking about myself, it means I'm talking in first person (singular)
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Is “gets” the correct tense to describe a continuous process in “John gets mentored on a daily basis”?
John gets a mentor to guide him throughout his life. —
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— He gets mentored on a daily basis.
I believe this is just as acceptable as the simple past:
John got a mentor to guide him ...
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Is the following sentence written in a conditional sentence structure?
is this sentence correct? It starts a small paragraph. My question is, does it violate any English rules? If it does, which ones? If it doesn´t, which rules validate it? It sounds perfectly fine to ...
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Is “Am I needing to. . . ?” grammatical?
In the course of answering this question, we have evoked some dispute over whether the phrase
Am I needing to read this book?
is grammatical. I think it is correct, although not common, but ...
