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It's not countable - it's plural. I guess it's like heaven or heavens. Some people think there are 7 heavens and so they talk...
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First of all, these should be together as one sentence. The first part is the dependent clause, and the second is the independent clause....
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I think that "skies" is a poetic way of saying sky.
I found this online, but it sounds very strange to me:
Use sky when you...
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I think that in this case it refers to directional currents of air (which may come from the east, the west, the north, the south, or othe...
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A "category" is a group in a classification scheme. "A category of fashion products" means a particular type of fashi...
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When a measure phrase is used as an adjective to modify the following noun, the singular form of the measure word is used.
This baby i...
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It can also mean to change one's habits or beliefs. In this sentence, it means changing from the habit of drinking "regular bran...
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I was able to make sense of it after reading it in context: https://careers.mater.org.au/mobile/job/Brisbane-CBD-&-Inner-Suburbs-Soci...
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What is any word for ?
In good English we use a variety of ways to say the same thing. To bring something along is like saying - to br...
made 4 corrections for one hundred ten or one hund...
Such a number - is usually read " Hundred and ten" . Your second one is also acceptable.
The same goes for thousand also.
made 2 corrections for Why is "president"...
There is a difference between "president" and "President".
President is a title.
president is a basic noun.
You ca...
made 2 corrections for “age of” or "of age&qu...
If your translation sounds odd it may be wrong.
Much more at:
https://www.quora.com/When-should-one-use-years-of-age-instead-of-years...
made 2 corrections for a third or the third?
Both are possible, depending on the context.
“He read Harry Potter 1, Harry Potter 2, and A third book.” The last one might have been Ha...
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"Allow for" is a phrasal verb which usually means "make provisions in advance for" or "take into consideration t...
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In the phrase "time of year," there is no specific year being referred to. Winter is a period of time that occurs during every ...
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It is somewhat confusing that they would use the past tense, because in a sense, the earliest insurance policies are indeed still referre...
made 1 corrections for Generally speaking, the bas...
The Middle Ages is a historical time period: “In the history of Europe, the Middle Ages (or medieval period) lasted from the 5th to the 1...
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Is the certificate necessary for a refund though? Both of these sentences have the same meaning, but they both imply that the certificat...
made 5 corrections for “created equal” or “created...
Yes, this phrase is fine. “Equal” describes the sugars, not their method of creation. “Created equal” is a set phrase, you could even say...
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I agree with you that it is strange, if "close" is just an adjective. But Dictionary.com lists it as both adjective and adverb...
It's not countable - it's plural. I guess it's like heaven or heavens. Some people think there are 7 heavens and so they talk...
Keep up the good work! This sounds very interesting!! :)
First of all, these should be together as one sentence. The first part is the dependent clause, and the second is the independent clause....
I think that "skies" is a poetic way of saying sky. I found this online, but it sounds very strange to me: Use sky when you...
I think that in this case it refers to directional currents of air (which may come from the east, the west, the north, the south, or othe...
sorry, no idea. I would have said sky.
A "category" is a group in a classification scheme. "A category of fashion products" means a particular type of fashi...
When a measure phrase is used as an adjective to modify the following noun, the singular form of the measure word is used. This baby i...
It can also mean to change one's habits or beliefs. In this sentence, it means changing from the habit of drinking "regular bran...
The means to "Change" or "change over".
No problem here~ ^^
I was able to make sense of it after reading it in context: https://careers.mater.org.au/mobile/job/Brisbane-CBD-&-Inner-Suburbs-Soci...
"the Microsoft Office suite"
What is any word for ? In good English we use a variety of ways to say the same thing. To bring something along is like saying - to br...
Such a number - is usually read " Hundred and ten" . Your second one is also acceptable. The same goes for thousand also.
There is a difference between "president" and "President". President is a title. president is a basic noun. You ca...
If your translation sounds odd it may be wrong. Much more at: https://www.quora.com/When-should-one-use-years-of-age-instead-of-years...
Both are possible, depending on the context. “He read Harry Potter 1, Harry Potter 2, and A third book.” The last one might have been Ha...
"Allow for" is a phrasal verb which usually means "make provisions in advance for" or "take into consideration t...
是副词。close可以作副词。有道词典（朗文词典）中close词条里有come close例句。
It's a part of the phrase "just about", which means something similar to "almost". I'm not really sure how ...
In the phrase "time of year," there is no specific year being referred to. Winter is a period of time that occurs during every ...
It is somewhat confusing that they would use the past tense, because in a sense, the earliest insurance policies are indeed still referre...
The Middle Ages is a historical time period: “In the history of Europe, the Middle Ages (or medieval period) lasted from the 5th to the 1...
"You education majors" is correct if the speaker is directly addressing his or her remarks to those "education majors"...
'You education majors' would be correct. This is talking to people who are majoring in education. 'Your education majors...
Is the certificate necessary for a refund though? Both of these sentences have the same meaning, but they both imply that the certificat...
Yes, this phrase is fine. “Equal” describes the sugars, not their method of creation. “Created equal” is a set phrase, you could even say...
I hope these examples help.
I agree with you that it is strange, if "close" is just an adjective. But Dictionary.com lists it as both adjective and adverb...
Womenswear is correct.
You are right.