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What is prefix of inspiring?

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Is this correct grammar in the suburbs Monday to Friday of the city the bus only runs?

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The sentence is not grammatically correct. A clearer version could be: “In the suburbs, the bus only runs Monday newark to new paltz Friday.” This revision improves cl Read more

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What does attestation mean?

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What is the participial phrase in this sentence the retired couple set off for Phoenix in their motor home?

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In the sentence “The retired couple set off for Phoenix in their motor home,” there isn't a participial phrase present. A participial phrase typically Read more

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What is the direct object in the sentence did Tracy give you her tickets for the concert?

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In the sentence “Did Tracy give you her tickets for the concert?” the direct object is “her tickets.” It is what Tracy is giving in the acti Read more

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How can you correct written mistakes?

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What is third person singular of be?

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The verb 'to be'.

1st person ; I am

2nd person; You are

3rd person ; He/she/they are

All in singular form of the present tense of 'to be'.

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