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I was taught at school that the following expression is not grammatically correct Who is there It s me The correct one is Who is there It s I Can you let me know which one is accurate He

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what day it is today is a noun clause in your sentence the direct object of the verb tell and thus cannot be in an interrogative form so your second sentence is the way to go

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It looks like fine to me is absolutely incorrect Where did you read this sentence It s fine with me is perfectly correct English and a common expression It s fine to me is also perfectly good

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The recurrent cholangitis happened in the past But when I am discussing the event now which of the following should I use It is the incomplete stone removal that caused the recurrent cholan

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Thanks Which part is called the toe the part below the big toe or the part below the five toes The former looks partially like a ball but the latter doesn t BTW when measuring foot size the

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Both of your sentences my friend are grammatically correct In your first sentence the word read functioned as a noun Hence the adjective interesting described it In your second

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Normally the idiom is as follows He walks the walk and talks the talk Should it not be he walks the talk meaning he does what he says

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C M Weimer If I knew my correspondent was a NNS and I saw I would appreciate if you could reply as soon as possible I would ask whether my correspondent understands the

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While answers have proven the word dude has a history that justifies its use as an insult please bear in mind that in anger or with the right tone of voice any word or phrase in the English