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The girl together with the boy sings well sing is nearer to boy which is in singular the boy is a part of the adjunct adverbial in that sentence It has nothing to do with the subject verb

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Hello is there any word to describe two things that change together I mean when one of them increases the other increases as well and vice versa Like the relationship between eating

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How about eating together today How about we eat together today Question 1 Are both constructions common Question 2 Do they mean pretty much the same thing Context

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This doesn t sound awful to me but it has particular connotations Talking about a few friends we meet or get together A much larger group might meet together Edit I wouldn t say meet

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Together with John there were 12 of us in the villa Together with John there were 12 people in the villa Are both sentences ambiguous with the meaning a total number of 13 people

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Hi there I do know that pull yourself together is a correct expression but what about put yourself together Does it have any sense the same meaning as using pull Thank you

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Both perfectly match together vs Both match together perfectly Hey guys I heard both versions now I would like to know if both of them are correct and if they are interchangeable

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Can we say I hope we could work together in future could is sometimes used for past and future at same time can someone explain

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What do you call it if anything when you put your hands together and hold them for someone to step on so that you can lift them usually for them to be able to reach a higher place Is