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What's the difference between “by night” and “at night”?

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Can a preposition have the form of superlative?

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Is this an imperative sentence?

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meaning and usage of 'teh'

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fused relatives versus interrogatives

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What is "opening her Caesar" referring to here?

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how to understand "as ~ as ever"

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In ‘catch me off guard’, is the ‘off guard’ an objective complement or adjective phrase?

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Is "best" an adverb?

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Is there any reason why English doesn’t add respectful words in every sentence? [closed]

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Can any transitive verb be accompanied by a preposition?

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Do you use both my home and our home to your friends?

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Why do these verbs take bare infinitives?

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What's the matter?

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What's the difference between prepositional phrase and adverbial complement?

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What allows the omission of subject relative pronouns?

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What is the difference between 'as' and 'while'?

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Is 'what' both relative adjective and relative pronoun?

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Can adjectives make adjuncts modifying verbs?

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Can a participial construction modify an adjective?

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Is this 'neither' a determiner?

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Can "in" be replaced by "with"? [duplicate]

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Do they call this it expletive?

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Can we use to-infinitive after 'have trouble'?

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Is this 'off' also an adverb?

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What is this double "be" meaning?

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adverbs modifying noun phrases and licensing their own complements

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pronunciation: autistic

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Is /e/ a new trend for /æ/ in America?

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Is this a predicative adjunct?

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137 Questions

What's the difference between “by night” and “at night”?

Can a preposition have the form of superlative?

Is this an imperative sentence?

meaning and usage of 'teh'

fused relatives versus interrogatives

What is "opening her Caesar" referring to here?

how to understand "as ~ as ever"

In ‘catch me off guard’, is the ‘off guard’ an objective complement or adjective phrase?

Is "best" an adverb?

Is there any reason why English doesn’t add respectful words in every sentence? [closed]

Can any transitive verb be accompanied by a preposition?

Do you use both my home and our home to your friends?

Why do these verbs take bare infinitives?

What's the matter?

What's the difference between prepositional phrase and adverbial complement?

What allows the omission of subject relative pronouns?

What is the difference between 'as' and 'while'?

Is 'what' both relative adjective and relative pronoun?

Can adjectives make adjuncts modifying verbs?

Can a participial construction modify an adjective?

Is this 'neither' a determiner?

Can "in" be replaced by "with"? [duplicate]

Do they call this it expletive?

Can we use to-infinitive after 'have trouble'?

Is this 'off' also an adverb?

What is this double "be" meaning?

adverbs modifying noun phrases and licensing their own complements

pronunciation: autistic

Is /e/ a new trend for /æ/ in America?

Is this a predicative adjunct?