Results for 'English Grammar Relatives'
mikka_mikkaWhere can I find this kind of book?
Where can I find a book which can totally describe the details on differences between British English and American English, like words grammar, ...
Posted 3+ months • 1 answer • 
Related support groups: american, book, detail, english, british, word, books, grammar
Lisa2Where can I find a test reader for my translated book?
I have translated some children's books from German to English and looking for someone who only looks at whether my translation in the English ...
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Related support groups: children, book, german, english, reader, translation, books, grammar
Love2StudyWhy do you use WERE in this sentence? (English Grammar)?
(English Grammar) Lines from Boston Legal (American legal drama-comedy) are shown below, I don't understand why there are using WERE but WAS. ...
Posted 3+ months • 1 answer •
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tatak67175What are the best resources for learning Serbian?
It can be websites, grammar books, youtube channels, movies, etc. Given the focus on Eastern Slavic languages I find it hard to obtain information on ...
Posted 3+ months • 1 answer •
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Looking for an exercise and grammar book for greek as a second language - intermediate level (B1+)?
I am right now in Athens and looking for a bookstore that offers books for greek as second language. Books including either grammar or exercises are ...
Posted 3+ months • 0 answers •
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I have applied for my sister in grammar school and I got a email which has been said that "if you?
... have received this email that means your admission has been confirmed "but they did not give me a date on which she should attend for the ...
Posted 3+ months • 1 answer • 1 star
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What's the word for when you take an unsuspecting photo of someone or someone takes one of you?
Vocabulary Grammar English
Posted 3+ months • 2 answers •
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