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It's only ten minutes ...
It's only ten minutes AWAY to school so I never take a bus.
or
It's only ten minutes TO WALK to school so I never take a bus.
Which one is better?
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Verb Tenses
By this time next month, he ... (relax) in prison.
Which Future Tense shoould be used?
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Word formation
He was very excited at ... (involve) in catching the criminal.
How should the word "involve" be changed to match the sentence?
My option is "involvement". Am I right?
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A group
A group of students come or comes ... ?Group nouns such as audience, class, family, team etc. can be used either with a singular or a plural verb. Is "group" such a group noun?
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The definite article with the names of lakes
I have found different versions of the rule: the one says - the Baikal, the other - Baikal.
Which is correct?
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Tag questions
Is the following question possible?
Could I help you with History, couldn't I?
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Question with "rely on"
Which is correct:
Whom in your family can you rely on?
Whom can you rely on in your family?
On whom can you rely in your family?
...
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A joke
I found a joke in the English textbook for pupils.
(A granny watching football on TV and a boy tired from school)
"- Granny, I'm hungry... and I've got a lot of homework!
- Wait a few minutes! Our boys will score and then I'll cook your dinner."
I can't get it. ((
What's the point in it?
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Verb Tenses
Which is correct: the Present Perfect Continuous or the Present Perfect?
I haven't been going to the gym for over a month.
I haven't gone to the gym for over a month.
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"Feel"
Does the verb "feel" make sense in the following sentence: "It's a beautiful day and the sun feels great!" (from a Grammar Book by V. Evans and J. Dooley)
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