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Correct usage of the phrase 'if any'

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Since 'few' is used for countable nouns and 'less' is for uncountable nouns

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Using commas and pronouns correctly in "Not only because, but also" construct

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Repeating adjectives and adverbs after conjuctions

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...understood by/through studying its

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Threat on/to/for

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Prepare "against" versus "for"

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Subject + caution; advise +object + recognize; acknowledge

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Correct preposition after the word encouragement

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Selective with/in/about [closed]

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Doctrine as a verb or adjective [closed]

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Does one "study" a perspective?

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Correct usage of the phrase 'if any'

Since 'few' is used for countable nouns and 'less' is for uncountable nouns

Using commas and pronouns correctly in "Not only because, but also" construct

Repeating adjectives and adverbs after conjuctions

...understood by/through studying its

Threat on/to/for

Just, a noun. (?) [closed]

Prepare "against" versus "for"

Choosing the right preposition when there are multiple adjectives modifying the noun

Subject + caution; advise +object + recognize; acknowledge

Using the preposition For to indicate a purpose

Correct preposition after the word encouragement

Selective with/in/about [closed]

Doctrine as a verb or adjective [closed]

Does one "study" a perspective?