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Do use the for plural nouns after of
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)When to use the words “how” and “that”“Although, the causes of…” or “Although the causes”?Is the clause after 'and' in the sentence “His voice was serious and his manner solemn.” valid?Should “the” and “a” agree in the same sentence?Using 'rather' before or after a verbIncisive: Noun useThe use of “make fools” in a passive voiceUse of that versus whichUse of ''open something up for discussion''How to write comparative sentences?
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I wrote this sentence:
Although some of the tested methods.
or
Although some tested methods.
So Which one is grammatically correct?
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I wrote this sentence:
Although some of the tested methods.
or
Although some tested methods.
So Which one is grammatically correct?
meaning grammar word-usage
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
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– Lawrence
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Neither is a sentence!!
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I wrote this sentence:
Although some of the tested methods.
or
Although some tested methods.
So Which one is grammatically correct?
meaning grammar word-usage
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
I wrote this sentence:
Although some of the tested methods.
or
Although some tested methods.
So Which one is grammatically correct?
meaning grammar word-usage
meaning grammar word-usage
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
asked 45 mins ago
AdamAdam
72
72
You haven’t supplied enough context for the community to give you a definitive answer.
– Lawrence
22 mins ago
Neither is a sentence!!
– Hot Licks
21 mins ago
add a comment |
You haven’t supplied enough context for the community to give you a definitive answer.
– Lawrence
22 mins ago
Neither is a sentence!!
– Hot Licks
21 mins ago
You haven’t supplied enough context for the community to give you a definitive answer.
– Lawrence
22 mins ago
You haven’t supplied enough context for the community to give you a definitive answer.
– Lawrence
22 mins ago
Neither is a sentence!!
– Hot Licks
21 mins ago
Neither is a sentence!!
– Hot Licks
21 mins ago
add a comment |
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