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Grammar question
Hello, I am confused with this sentence" the question about free will is the touchstone with the help of which one can distinguish deep minds"
Is "with the help of which one " phrase?
Or is "one" subject ? Similar to"someone"
Please introduce a source to know more about "of which, in which etc.
Thank you very much.
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English speaking practice
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Is there anyone who wants to practice speaking English?
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English language partner for practicing spoken English
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I want someone to practice speaking English via Skype or Whatsapp on a regular basis particularly those trying to pass IELTS exam.
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Practicing English via Skype or whatsapp
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I want an English language partner, please send me a message
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I want to practice English speaking
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Grammar question
Hello
Though she was long gone, her perfume still lingered in the air.
In my book "though she was long gone" is an absolute phrase.
My question is why that is an absolute phrase ? why can't it be a clause? It has subject, linking verb and adjective.
Thanks in advance
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Grammar question
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There is a woman waiting outside who wants to talk to you.
Noun cluse is : who wants to talk to you
My question is what the role of this noun clause is in the sentence?
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Grammar question
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Our intention is that we be able to visit...
Why the writer didn't use are instead of be in this sentence? What's the difference
Thank you very much in advance.
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Grammar question
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Phyllis's suggestion that we go through the Blue Ridge Mountains was a good one.
this "that we go through the Blue Ridge Mountains" is a noun clause, my question is what's the role of this clause in this sentence? Direct Object,...?
THANKS ALOT.
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Grammar question
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The plumber was unable to finish the difficult job in one day, / to finish the difficult job in one day is an infinitive phrase, does it play the role of an adverb in this sentence to modify (unable) ?
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