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About use of good morning Can I use "good morning" at any time till night?
26 sierpnia 2019
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Regarding singular and plural If we are making a sentence regarding a company than which form of auxiliary verb should we use, singular or plural. Example:- 01). Our principal company XYZ has been awarded a purchase order OR 02). Our principal company XYZ have been awarded a purchase order. Which one is correct? Here company means an organization where may people work at a place.
4 stycznia 2018
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Which one is right sentence A). Which one is right sentence given below in two sentences:- 1). Who says that there is no god? 2). Who says there is no god? B). Which one is right sentence given below in two sentences:- 1). Who knows that Ram will win the prize? 2). Who knows Ram will win the prize? C). Which one is right sentence given below in three sentences:- 1). What did you come with? 2). Whom did you come with? 3). Who did you come with?
10 grudnia 2015
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What are the biggest problem in the world?

What are the biggest problem in the world? Now a days all country are facing different types of problem like flood, drought, prelusive, recession, extremism, Terrorism etc. I think all of them are the biggest problem. So, man, can you explain who is responsible for it? 

14 sierpnia 2015
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regarding present perfect tense and past indefinite tense Which one is correct "My brother has returned from England yesterday" or "My brother returned from England yesterday"
12 sierpnia 2015
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What is the difference between clean and clear? What is the difference between clean and clear?
1 kwietnia 2015
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What does it mean by "To break someone's impossible dreams" "Is it right to break someone's impossible dreams" what does it mean?
23 marca 2015
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Terrorism & Poverty

What is terrorism? Is there any relation between terrorism & poverty.

16 lutego 2015
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what is the main difference between sale and sell?
25 lutego 2014
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What does it mean:-1). "The harder you get, the more you will be paid" 2). "The more, the merrier"
21 grudnia 2013
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