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Is there a specific term for "tone of command" in English?

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Can Billie go alone, or did he say he needs someone to go with him?

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With accuracy of or with an accuracy of?

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Should this object plurality agree with the subject plurality?

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As simple or as simply as possible: should an adjective or adverb be used?

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"It's a great thing" in a formal letter?

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what is the appropriate answer to this clause?

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This allows to . . .

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What kind of sentence is this? (Sentence structure) - 3

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Naming a figure axis: Proportion offered to locals/residents of county/

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Provided health care services: local offer, provision, supply ...?

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warns me they bite

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"On" and "In" in this sentence

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Is there a word for academic misconduct where an academic piece is paraphrased, using the same references?

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strikes glimmers

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Looking for a word that describes the merger of two words, is this an example of Portmanteau?

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Is it 0.5 ampere or 0.5 amperes?

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Should I use a comma or semicolon to separate the items in this sentence

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What is the word used to describe the action of using the dental drill to ‘chip’ at the surface of your tooth?

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Expression or term for winning a bet on bad odds

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