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The soundness of this sentence: "we evaluate the effectiveness of the/our proposed method"

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What does "to ours" mean?

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I "would’ve hated" VS "would hate" to have cast this up in vain

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Pronunciation of the words such as "be" and "she" in American English

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I gulped and looked around fretfully for the exit

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past perfect tense after "at last"

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"Can I use either of them" or "Can I use both of them"?

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The omission of conjunction 'that' in relative pronoun sentence

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Tense agreement in 'I told him I think he means elves.'

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Using of comma before participle

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"Would've + V3" to talk about the future: I didn’t think you guys would’ve p*ssied out on that one

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Is the preposition "for" missing, though at the end of the relative clause?

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"had + past participle " VS "could have + past participle " in conditional sentence

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The repetition of the preposition in 'I started training with John instead of (with) Peter.'

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