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But if you have a dependent clause that has an interruption at the end of it such as this one wouldn t it still make

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That this those and these are demonstrative pronouns used to point to specific objects There s no context to support such usage in

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I heard so many sentences that are begun with Typically or In particular while I do not even know what the exact

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This question comes from this ELL post about putting the word nonetheless at the end of a sentence Per

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I have a few questions about particularly Would particularly sound perfectly natural here more than especially

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Here used in a relative clause one that works relating to the main clause particularly means specifically or especially and is

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This increase of in A is particularly significant From 1 2 3 and numerous other pages on this topic I was led to understand that

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In the sentence I find Area 51 interesting because there is so little information about it Shall I add to be before