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Is “off to somewhere with a car” correct?
I wonder if the structure of the following sentence is correct:
I'm off to my place with my car.
I'm the one driving the car, but I prefer not to use the verb drive. Would the following ...
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Up my street and down the lane [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Do I travel “up” or “down” to London from north of the city?
Except where there is obvious difference in elevation e.g. on a sloping road, how do ...
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Problems with usages of “of”
I do not understand some of usages.
It's more of a sanity check than anything.
even more of a hack
I'd argue that a course in algorithm design would be of more utility in understanding how ...
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Is there a difference in meaning between “from the beginning” and “since the beginning”?
He’s been with us from the beginning.
Is there a difference between from and since in the context of the above sentence?
