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Deborah Capras

Dear Professor - or Dear Dr?

What is the best form of address to someone who is a Professor and a doctor (not an MD)? Isn't professor the highest academic title? Should…

Started by Deborah Capras

5 Dec 9
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Matthias Kranke

Gerund, Prepositions and so on ... (only for people willing to suffer a little)

I would have four questions on which I would like to hear some suggestions from a native speaker: 1. despite (in spite of)/(al)though + ge…

Started by Matthias Kranke

1 Dec 7
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Cartoon Professor

Redundancies et seq.

Redundancies I’ve just received an email message from some entrepreneur offering me a “free gift” if I will click on something. “Free gif…

Started by Cartoon Professor

3 Oct 25
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Adarsh

Good News,I have got Job in Tech Mahindra Ltd,Mumbai.

Hello webgrammar friends, Iam glad to inform you that I have got job from Tech Mahindra an IT firm in Mumbai.So I'll be leaving for Mumbai…

Started by Adarsh

3 Sep 20
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V. Tina Gilbertson

How to correctly reflect a business plan in a paragraph...

Here is a question. If refering to a business plan in a paragraph would you italicize it? Fry Boulevard: West End Conceptual Streetscape M…

Started by V. Tina Gilbertson

2 Sep 16
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Adarsh

Sentence Completion and Analogies!! Test 4 from Big Book

Sentence Completion: Que 1While the delegate clearly sought to________the optimism that has emerged recently, she stopped short of suggest…

Started by Adarsh

4 Sep 3
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Adarsh

Would be glad to hear from you about the Passage Explanation!

Iam having doubt in an english passage.For this Iam attaching the actual passage from the book.Kindly refer to it ans answer my queries wri…

Started by Adarsh

2 Aug 31
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Cartoon Professor

Find/locate, quite a few = comparatively many?

I can’t locate my favorite book on English usage, H.W. Fowler’s Modern English Usage, also known as MEU. Why say “locate” sted “find,” as s…

Started by Cartoon Professor

1 Aug 30
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Cartoon Professor

lay, lie, lied, layed, layer, layered, liar, lyre, lane

Hello, Cartoon Professor here! Just want to ask whether we have any difficulties with lie and lay. I'll put together an exercise if the res…

Started by Cartoon Professor

0 Aug 30
Xuhan

Seeking definition in verbal phrases

Though in daily life, I ride verbal phrases adroitly,however, I am still unable to fathom out their very defination or difference. What are…

Started by Xuhan

9 Aug 30
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