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My father is a pilot. He (is flying/flies) airplanes
My father is a pilot. He (is flying/flies) airplanes
Which one is correct and why?
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What is "podcast"
I saw a lot of vloger say about "podcast" on youtube
What does the word mean? Could you give me some examples?
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Phrase prob. “making its way over to NYC “
They would see an opera that written in Asia before making its way over to New York
“Making one’s way over to” is a phrase? And what does that mean?
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Question about omit
That’s where we keep books that haven’t been used for several decades
Is omit “place”?
That’s (place) where we keep books that haven’t been used for several decades
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Grammar problems
“ It has been snowing where I went to undergraduate”
“The place has been snowing where I went to undergraduate ”
Please help me fix grammar problems
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What difference between this two sentences?
[1]I think I have go to the hospital
[2]I think I have got to the hospital
Maybe [1] is wrong? two verbs? ( I think I have to go the hosptial)
[2] use present perfet?
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the best way to combine these two sentences
the best way to combine these two sentences
*The Titanic was considered an unsinkable ship.
*On April 15, 1912, it hit an icerberg in the Atlantic Ocean and sank.
A.The Titanic on April 15, 1912, hit an iceberg and sank even though it was considered unsinkable
D.The Titanic was considered an unsinkable ship. but on April 15, 1912, it hit an iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean and sank
I want to know why "A" is wrong?
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Questions about comparing with two sentences
*My friends gather at Taco Tuesday, a popular weekly neighbordhood event.
*My friends gather for Tacos on Tuesday, at popular neighborhood event.
Which sentence is correct? PLease analysis from GRAMMER perspective
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James was trying to find something to help keep things from falling off of shelves on ships at sea
James was trying to find something to help keep things from falling off of shelves on ships at sea。
In this sentence, "falling off" is a verb?
falling off of shelves
Does "v. + of + n? " exist in English grammer?
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I () a great return on my investment, but I have to wait for many years.
I (having anticipated) a great return on my investment, but I have to wait for many years.
I know the blank shoud "anticipate"
Why "having anticipated" is wrong? Please give me some reasons from Grammer perspective.
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