word usage - "government" or "governmental"? - English …
2016年5月23日 · I disagree that a governmental official more often refers to a prime minister or president. I just can't find any evidence of this. If you google "obama governmental", the …
extract vs excerpt - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
This question seems to be tricky even for native speakers. I have done a quick search on Google and gotten mixed results. However, the best result I have gotten so far is from iTalki.com: …
I am sure that he passed the exam. (What's the "that clause"?)
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grammar - tomorrow morning vs. tomorrow's morning - English …
2024年11月27日 · There are no possessive apostrophes in noun phrases like "tomorrow night" or "Friday morning".This is usually the case with times and dates - it's not 'three's o'clock', …
Present perfect with "after" and "before" - English Language …
2024年7月6日 · What are the checks and balances in the US against a President's takeover of governmental personnel? Can the Judgement Tarot Card create a Legendary Joker? In 2nd …
american english - Is oversmart a correct word? - English …
2021年11月10日 · I have heard several people using the word "oversmart" or "over smart" to indicate that person is trying to act extra smartly. Is this a correct …
prepositions - "a synonym of" vs. "a synonym for" - English …
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Corollary "to" vs "of" - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
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In or on invitation - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
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'Over' is preposition or adverb in this sentence?
Yes, over is a preposition here. It means more than a particular number.Cambridge has a very succinct explanation concerning this.