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Hi, i have a question about the correct form of these 3. below.
Please correct my mistakes
< correct, right> on the mark - English Only forum
...17th March is the day he died.: correct reading - English Only forum
''does it correct ''or ''does is it correct''? - English Only forum
''this'' is only correct when it refers to a noun appearing previously - English Only forum
'How much more did you pay for the t-shirt?' Is this sentence correct? - English Only forum
'Secure the best'? Is that expression correct? - English Only forum
'teach someone at certain things'? Correct? - English Only forum
A correct diagnosis of the illness - English Only forum
A correct serious illness diagnosis... - English Only forum
a hypoechoic left testicle - is it correct in this context? - English Only forum
a sporting genius who can correct little Einstein in his spare time - English Only forum
a statement I’m not sure <if?> <it?> is correct or not - English Only forum
A statement is correct only relative(ly) to the speaker. - English Only forum
a/the correct answer - English Only forum
accurate [=appropriate/right/correct?] - English Only forum
accurate, correct, and true translation [legal context] - English Only forum
adjustable to correct? - English Only forum
All (the) results in the given list are correct - English Only forum
All papers are expected to be grammatically correct. - English Only forum
All that IS required ARE...... Is this correct? - English Only forum
always check the text out insure to be correct - English Only forum
Always use ripened fruits for fruit salad to get the correct taste - English Only forum
Am I correct / right - English Only forum
Am I correct? Prepositions. - English Only forum
Am I right? or Is that correct? - English Only forum
Am I supposed to---That's correct. - English Only forum
Ami I correct to say this? - English Only forum
an inusual optimism correct? - English Only forum
Apposition clauses (is this sentence correct?) - English Only forum
appropriate/ correct/ important - English Only forum
appropriate/correct regulation - English Only forum
Are "<a> corn on the cob" and "<two> corn on the cob<s>" correct? - English Only forum
Are both correct? - English Only forum
Are both correct? - English Only forum
Are both not + to infinitive and to + not + infinitive correct? - English Only forum
are both "of" grammatically correct in "capable of X and also of Y" - English Only forum
Are "four days ago" and "three days before" both correct? - English Only forum
Are my commas correct in this sentence? - English Only forum
Are my tenses correct? - English Only forum
Are the following phrase(s) and sentence(s) correct? - English Only forum
Are the following sentences idiomatically correct? Are they easily parsed? - English Only forum
Are the puctuation marks correct? - English Only forum
Are the sentences correct? - English Only forum
Are the tenses correct? - English Only forum
Are the verb tenses correct? - English Only forum
are these conditional sentences correct? - English Only forum
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Are these questions with the word "inside" correct? - English Only forum
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Are these sentences correct? - English Only forum
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Are these sentences correct? wedding - English Only forum
are these sentences grammatically correct and interchangeable? - English Only forum
Are these sentences grammatically structured correct? - English Only forum
Are these sentences with 'solution to' correct? - English Only forum
Are these sentences with fronting correct? - English Only forum
Are these two sentences grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Are they both correct? - English Only forum
Are they grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Are this sentences correct? - English Only forum
are you all righ vs are you all correct - English Only forum
as correct as cordial - English Only forum
at fixed/correct proportions - English Only forum
Because during both my academic and professional: is it correct grammatically? - English Only forum
"become addicted by drugs" is it correct? - English Only forum
before choosing the correct one in a difficult question - English Only forum
being right or correct - English Only forum
being shortchanged, correct change? - English Only forum
best answer or correct answer - English Only forum
Both [the] sentences are correct - English Only forum
Both of your answers are correct. - English Only forum
Both: correct position - English Only forum
Bound to (for arrangements), is it correct? - English Only forum
British English: The correct English? - English Only forum
But for or without? Which is correct? - English Only forum
Can anyone tell me which sentence is grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Can i say " i quoted him"? Is it correct? - English Only forum
change into correct ones - English Only forum
change/modify/correct - English Only forum
check/correct - English Only forum
Choose the correct answer - English Only forum
choose the correct answer - English Only forum
Choose the correct answer - English Only forum
Choose the correct answer based on the meaning of the sentence. - English Only forum
Choose the correct choice, please. - English Only forum
Choose the correct one! - English Only forum
choose the correct picture - English Only forum
circle / encircle the correct answer - English Only forum
Comma in the correct place - English Only forum
comparison - is it correct? - English Only forum
Compete the gaps with the correct word - English Only forum
Complete the following passage with (the) correct prepositions. - English Only forum
confirm whether/if I am correct - English Only forum
Confirmation of the correct payment... - English Only forum
consider what I said to (be) correct / is correct - English Only forum
correct [gradable or ungradable] - English Only forum
correct /vs./ score, grade, mark - English Only forum
correct a mark - English Only forum
correct a sentence with intensifier - English Only forum
Correct a T-shirt worn inside out or back to front - English Only forum
correct account of - English Only forum
correct and incorrect vs right and wrong - English Only forum
"correct" and "make correction"? - English Only forum
correct and right - English Only forum
correct answer - English Only forum
correct answer - English Only forum
Correct answer? model answer? or given answer? - English Only forum
Correct answers to "Would you go to the movies with me tonight?" - English Only forum
Correct behavior - English Only forum
correct between - English Only forum
correct by construction. - English Only forum
Correct collocation for toys - English Only forum
correct decision - English Only forum
Correct Definition of the word "Phonics" - English Only forum
correct for - English Only forum
correct for <it> - English Only forum
correct for recession - English Only forum
correct form "...-partnership" - English Only forum
Correct form of 'quiet' - English Only forum
correct form of the infinitive - find - English Only forum
correct form(s) of (the)word in bracket(s) - English Only forum
Correct format in a question with two verbs... - English Only forum
Correct grammar - English Only forum
correct homework and revise it - English Only forum
correct in this <assertion> - English Only forum
Correct interpretation of ''AD'' - English Only forum
Correct it as you go along - English Only forum
Correct Modal? - English Only forum
correct my sentence - English Only forum
correct my teeth - English Only forum
correct name for invoice regarding penalty fee and reminders? - English Only forum
Correct noun in sentence below - English Only forum
Correct or correctly - English Only forum
Correct or not ? - English Only forum
Correct or not? - English Only forum
correct or wrong - English Only forum
Correct order of the sentence - English Only forum
correct order: [main job] is [being an accountant] or [accounting] - English Only forum
Correct parallel structure in the items of a run-in list - English Only forum
correct placement of [in front of him] - English Only forum
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Correct placement of "most likely" ? - English Only forum
correct placement of "now" - English Only forum
correct placement of "tomorrow" - English Only forum
correct position for ''were'' - English Only forum
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correct preposition - English Only forum
Correct preposition - English Only forum
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Correct preposition - English Only forum
Correct preposition - English Only forum
Correct preposition - English Only forum
correct preposition: in these flavors/sizes/designs/patterns - English Only forum
Correct preposition? - English Only forum
correct prepositions? - English Only forum
Correct pronoun for states: states "who," states "that" - English Only forum
Correct pronunciation of the word "Celtic" - English Only forum
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correct reading - English Only forum
Correct sentence - English Only forum
Correct sentence won't / hasn't / aren't - English Only forum
Correct sentence? - English Only forum
Correct sentence? - English Only forum
Correct sequence of wording - English Only forum
Correct spelling of "pcs" - English Only forum
correct structure of "......as.....as" sentence - English Only forum
correct style of quoting a speech - English Only forum
correct synonyms for "conceive of" - English Only forum
Correct Tense - English Only forum
correct tense [are/were/have been appraised] - English Only forum
Correct tense and preposition in this sentence - English Only forum
correct tense for a farewell message - English Only forum
Correct tense in a series - English Only forum
correct tense of meet in [until now. .... met/have met you] - English Only forum
Correct tense of "win": Suppose you [win/won] the lottery. - English Only forum
Correct tense with "Suggest" - English Only forum
correct tense: [as I did] or [as I was] - English Only forum
correct tense: [didn't, doesn't, hasn't] - English Only forum
correct tense: [had not skated] or [have not skated] - English Only forum
correct tense: [haven't stayed out] or [hadn't stayed out] - English Only forum
correct tense: [is not accurate] or [has not been accurate] - English Only forum
correct tense: [it had rained] or [it has rained] - English Only forum
correct tense: [was/have been] an accountant - English Only forum
correct tense: [was/is $1100] - English Only forum
correct tense: [which poem is/was] [which is/was] - English Only forum
correct tense: he would/will score a goal in two minutes - English Only forum
correct tense: talk/talked/have talked about... - English Only forum
correct tense: was/have been pranked - English Only forum
Correct tense? - English Only forum
Correct Tense? Past, Present and Future - English Only forum
Correct tenses in these sentences - English Only forum
Correct tenses with usage of never - English Only forum
Correct terminology Run/Route group/category - English Only forum
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Correct the mark/grade? - English Only forum
Correct the problem - English Only forum
correct the uses themselves - English Only forum
correct to mean - English Only forum
correct to the nearest... - English Only forum
Correct twenty (in prison) - English Only forum
Correct usage of discredit or denigrate or something else? - English Only forum
Correct usage of ever - English Only forum
correct usage of "modal verb(may/might/must)+ have + past participle" - English Only forum
Correct usage of preposition "on" - English Only forum
Correct usage of tenses - English Only forum
correct usage of tenses - English Only forum
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Correct usage of the word the - English Only forum
Correct usage of To Have and To Have got ( + Negative questions - other verbs) - English Only forum
correct usage of "to join and to join in" - English Only forum
correct usage of trade-off - English Only forum
Correct use of apostrophes - English Only forum
correct use of "at" in a sentence - English Only forum
Correct use of colons in spoken language? - English Only forum
correct use of comma in a specific case - English Only forum
Correct use of phrasal verbs "keep up" and "carry out" - English Only forum
Correct use of prepositions - English Only forum
correct use of related - English Only forum
correct use of span (v./gerund) - English Only forum
correct use of the tense - English Only forum
correct use of wide range of choice - English Only forum
Correct use of "worth" - English Only forum
Correct use of would be - English Only forum
correct variable name - English Only forum
correct verb choice: [raised/brought up again] the incident and his words - English Only forum
correct verb form of "have and need": to see if they [have/had] ... I [need/needed] - English Only forum
Correct verb tense - depends on whether it's currently true? - English Only forum
Correct verbs - English Only forum
correct vs corrected - English Only forum
Correct vs right - English Only forum
correct vs right - English Only forum
Correct way of asking for final grades - English Only forum
Correct way to name diplomas for US resume - English Only forum
Correct way to say that my school project was given a specific grade. - English Only forum
correct way to say: [for four months, NOT in a row] - English Only forum
Correct way to wish for something to be done by a specific time? - English Only forum
correct way to write the name of a project in an essay - English Only forum
Correct word choice - English Only forum
Correct word for "forwarded to the xxx department" ? - English Only forum
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correct word order - English Only forum
Correct word order - English Only forum
correct word order: [every day] [for two hours] [around a track] - English Only forum
correct word order: at 8pm tomorrow - English Only forum
correct word order? and 36 places ? - English Only forum
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Correct work suggestion - English Only forum
correct, conventional way of dressing - English Only forum
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Correct? - English Only forum
Correct? - For the light of the sun had been dimmed that May morning - English Only forum
Correct/Correct for - English Only forum
correct/generate a correction for - English Only forum
correct/right/true - English Only forum
Could you correct this sentence? - English Only forum
"Could you tell me where the train station is?" Is it correct? - English Only forum
deficiencies are improper communication and how to correct them - English Only forum
Did I pay you correct? - English Only forum
didn't correct - English Only forum
disabuse/correct - English Only forum
Do you know what the correct one is? [indirect question] - English Only forum
Do you think " smoking problem" is correct in the second sentence? - English Only forum
Do you think that the word order is correct? - English Only forum
Do you think the following " This has become as an unusual occurrence" is grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Does it correct for the dragons? - English Only forum
does it correct or is it correct? - English Only forum
Does this sentences sound correct? - English Only forum
doesn't say/tell the correct time - English Only forum
Don't Litter Cigarette butts, correct? - English Only forum
Draw a line to the correct answer - English Only forum
Draw an X on the correct answer - English Only forum
"each other concerned about the election" is correct or not? - English Only forum
edit/proofread/correct/revise - English Only forum
Either is correct. - English Only forum
English sentence not correct, where is the mistake? - English Only forum
ensure consistency and 'correct' length [adjective or verb?] - English Only forum
even if prices were to correct,... - English Only forum
Feel free to correct me - English Only forum
figure out which...are/were correct - English Only forum
fill in the blanks with the correct form/forms of verbs - English Only forum
Fill the blanks with the correct forms of the words in the box( instruction or title?) - English Only forum
Find one mistake in each sentence and correct it - English Only forum
Find out and correct the errors in the parentheses in each sentence. For the correct sentence, write C in the parentheses. - English Only forum
find that the general verdict was correct - English Only forum
Find the different one - correct? - English Only forum
Fix a mistake vs Correct a mistake - English Only forum
fix vs. correct - English Only forum
From - correct preposition - English Only forum
Fryer Line? Fryers Line? Frying Line? Which one is more correct? - English Only forum
good/correct orthography - tautology? - English Only forum
got the difficult answers correct - English Only forum
got two questions correct - English Only forum
Grammar in poetry? is this correct? - English Only forum
Grammar which sentence is considered grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Grammar: correct simple sentences - English Only forum
Grammatically correct ? - English Only forum
grammatically correct or not - English Only forum
grammatically correct or not - English Only forum
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grammatically which one is correct about "used to" - English Only forum
Grant that you are correct. - English Only forum
had all of the words except one correct - English Only forum
had correct - English Only forum
"Had" is correct in it, <and><but> "have" is not. - English Only forum
Has started or started, which one is correct in this sentence? - English Only forum
"Has this anything to do" - is it grammatically correct? - English Only forum
"He also added as a condition that when he (were/was) no longer in charge his sister would replace him" What's the correct option? - English Only forum
He has been removed as Minister of Trade. Correct? - English Only forum
"He is one student of my father's" is correct ? - English Only forum
He looked some older than I had expected. Correct? - English Only forum
Held at the correct left hand - English Only forum
Hello, I'd like to know which one of these sentences is correct ( if they're both correct ) :- - English Only forum
help swimming in the correct direction - English Only forum
help with correct choise - English Only forum
Here is my opinion which I am not sure if it's correct: - English Only forum
Hi all, which sentence below is correct? - English Only forum
Hi someone can tell me what is correct from the following sentences - English Only forum
Hi. I don't know which ones are correct and others not. Can you help me out? - English Only forum
historically proven correct - English Only forum
hold a lottery of the correct answers - English Only forum
How can the setup of this sentence be changed to be correct? - English Only forum
how can we correct the verbs in the brackets - English Only forum
"How do I get to the train station?" Is it correct? - English Only forum
How do you feel playing music? Is that pattern correct? - English Only forum
How many of these are correct? - English Only forum
How to correct a sentence - English Only forum
Hush away your words - correct? - English Only forum
I 'had' my teacher correct my English composition. [arrogant?] - English Only forum
"I did sightseeing the city" - is it correct? - English Only forum
I don't think this can be the correct answer - English Only forum
I don’t traffic in politically correct bushwah - English Only forum
I got 45 correct answers on/at/for my end-exam? - English Only forum
I have asked him to confirm this is correct - English Only forum
I have played football yesterday. is it Correct? - English Only forum
I like you, but just like you. ---Is this sentence grammatically correct? Why? - English Only forum
I need help with the correct phrasing of my research question for my bachelor's thesis - English Only forum
I saw a doctor today FOR my backache.Correct? - English Only forum
I saw him a week ago or less (=less than a week ago). Correct? - English Only forum
"I spoke with her..." is the sentence correct? - English Only forum
I struck several pits and nearly broke a tooth (is it correct?) - English Only forum
I walk in silence, and that's what makes me stronger and wiser."? Correct or not? - English Only forum
I was not sure if this was correct - English Only forum
"I went on an exchange program to/ in England" which preposition is correct? - English Only forum
I will meet Tom <later><in Central Mall> [correct word order] - English Only forum
I wonder which <is the correct expression / the correct expression is> - English Only forum
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I would say your sentence <is><was> not correct. - English Only forum
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I'll <improve><fix myself><correct myself> - English Only forum
I'm going to go to...? correct or not? - English Only forum
i'm going to my parents for the weekend .. is that sentence is correct ? - English Only forum
I'm used to drink/do/etc. Is that grammatically correct? - English Only forum
I've always wondered if it were correct. - English Only forum
"idiots savants" politically correct? - English Only forum
if anyone of these is / are correct? - English Only forum
if correct at all - English Only forum
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If I would...... (correct or not) - English Only forum
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If my timetable is correct - English Only forum
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If no longer correct - English Only forum
If Obama was the correct choice or not will be discussed... - English Only forum
If the offensive player had initiated more than marginal contact, an offensive foul would be the correct call. - English Only forum
if the sentence structures are correct<,> and the meanings are... - English Only forum
IIs it correct to say...? - English Only forum
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in car is correct ? - English Only forum
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in the correct peak swell season - English Only forum
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in their subject and in the correct way - English Only forum
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informal settler, politically correct term for slum dwellers - English Only forum
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is ''moods'' grammatically correct to say here? - English Only forum
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Is a small letter correct in the beginning of a sentence? - English Only forum
Is "abnormality" a correct word in this context? - English Only forum
Is again correct in the sentence below - English Only forum
is "any model on the same and adjacent tiles" correct? - English Only forum
Is "at" the correct preposition to use in this context? - English Only forum
is "ATTACHED HEREWITH THE (file name)" correct? - English Only forum
Is Cambridge's British pronunciation <youth> correct? - English Only forum
is <crawling> the correct answer here? - English Only forum
Is "Do not demand what I should do" grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Is "Don't leave (the) running water" correct? - English Only forum
Is "have something intact " correct? - English Only forum
Is "I am busy with my seminar and some other things to do so"correct? - English Only forum
Is "I don’t need how beautiful or tall I am" correct? - English Only forum
Is "I'm pursuing the matter" correct in this context? - English Only forum
Is "in adopting" correct? - English Only forum
"Is ist correct? Or there is / is there [...]" (word order) - English Only forum
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is it correct - English Only forum
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Is it correct ? - English Only forum
Is it correct (English) to say…. - English Only forum
Is it correct if we say "I can't agree more! "? - English Only forum
Is it correct saying - English Only forum
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Is it correct that an antecedent goes after a relative pronoun? - English Only forum
Is it correct to ask :how do you find living here? - English Only forum
Is it correct to call 'a grandmother' 'gram'? - English Only forum
Is it correct to enclose every paragraph with quotation marks? - English Only forum
Is it correct to omit the possessed objects of comparisons using Saxon Genitive? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say - English Only forum
Is it correct to say " happy Christmas in advance " one month early ? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say ,thank you for your time and cooperation , i appreciate it " - English Only forum
Is it correct to say 'how long did you go to London for?' - English Only forum
Is it correct to say “I still hold out hope my country will recovers.” - English Only forum
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Is it correct to say "Although they look like it, they're technically not" ? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "and yet" (and, more generally, 2 coordinting conjuction)? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "Dear to whom it may concern"? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "documents have not been received yet by the customer. Once received I will let you know" ? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "enjoy your drink"? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "I have an international certificate for B2 level in Spanish"? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "I learned english at an english course"? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "I'm travelling" in this context? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say like this. - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "sb. offers sth. to doing sth."? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say thank you someone's name? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "This phone is Carla's." and "That house is that man's."? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say this "the doctor earlier than we saw him - English Only forum
Is it correct to say this way? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "Up to where?"? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say "Who caused the accident?" - English Only forum
Is it correct to say Would the first week of June be suitable to arrange for the talk? - English Only forum
Is it correct to say, "I use a knife to cut my steak with?" - English Only forum
Is it correct to say: I used to live on this street? - English Only forum
is it correct to send to other department's manager? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use 'lady' instead of 'female' with a noun? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use hope in this phrase? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use "is" here? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use present continuous ? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use the hyphen here? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use the word "would" like I did in this conditional sentence? - English Only forum
Is it correct to use "thought" when the action took place? Or a thought is just a thought and we should use decide instead? - English Only forum
Is it correct using "Zero Conditional Sentences" - English Only forum
is it correct? - English Only forum
Is it correct? - English Only forum
Is it correct? - English Only forum
Is it correct? - English Only forum
Is it grammatically correct to follow a colon by a list and a which clause? - English Only forum
Is it grammatically correct to say "Are you thinking what I am?" - English Only forum
Is it grammatically correct to use the indirect object as the subject in the passive voice? - English Only forum
Is it grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Is it grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Is It Grammatically Correct? - English Only forum
Is it to correct to ask a student learning english in a language center " which level are you at ?" - English Only forum
"Is it/are they correct?" - English Only forum
is it/that/this correct? - English Only forum
Is "leave it to" correct? - English Only forum
is "loving" correct word? - English Only forum
Is "manpower" politically correct? - English Only forum
Is many many returns of the day correct?Or happy is compulsary to be in sentence? - English Only forum
Is Meaning of the sentence below correct? - English Only forum
Is "measured normal" correct? - English Only forum
is "more preferred" correct? - English Only forum
Is Mr. Peter correct if Peter is his given name? - English Only forum
Is "much better" correct? - English Only forum
Is my grammar correct? - English Only forum
Is my one correct? - English Only forum
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is my this sentence correct? - English Only forum
Is <my understanding correct><it a correct understanding>? - English Only forum
Is my usage of the Past Perfect correct here? - English Only forum
Is my usage of the past perfect correct here? - English Only forum
Is my use of "itself" correct here? - English Only forum
Is my use of "less lightly" correct here? - English Only forum
Is my use of "long look" correct here? - English Only forum
Is my use of Past Perfect correct in this sentence? - English Only forum
Is my use of "when" correct here? - English Only forum
Is natutural and correct to say "I'm having an emergency" meaning I'm in the middle of an emergency"? - English Only forum
Is "one" in the phrase "the correct one" stressed? - English Only forum
Is our understanding correct? - English Only forum
Is overweight politcally correct - English Only forum
Is "pay attention to safety" a correct sentence? - English Only forum
is "Periodical" correct word for this purpose? - English Only forum
Is priding me on my [trait] grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Is "remark of" correct? - English Only forum
Is semantically correct? Sad face, astonished face, surprised face, etc. - English Only forum
Is sentence number one correct <without a><without><with no> preposition? - English Only forum
Is "split the bill" correct in the US? - English Only forum
Is "take whatever necessary action" correct? - English Only forum
Is th comma correct - English Only forum
Is th e usage of ''Underquoted'' correct in my stuation? - English Only forum
Is that correct? - to turn the finished project... - English Only forum
Is that correct? vs Does that is correct? - English Only forum
Is that right? vs Is it <correct><right>? - English Only forum
Is the 2nd sentence a grammatical and correct rephrase of the 1st one? - English Only forum
Is "The best thing is not to care" grammatically correct? - English Only forum
Is the ellipsis correct? - English Only forum
Is the expression "I'm on the job" correct in this context? - English Only forum
Is the following sentence correct? - English Only forum
Is the passive voice in this sentence correct? - English Only forum
Is the phrase "was owning" correct in this context? - English Only forum
Is the phrase "with the drive of modernization" correct and native? - English Only forum
Is the placement of "both" correct? - English Only forum
Is the <positioning><position> of "now" correct in both cases? - English Only forum
Is the punctuation correct? - English Only forum
is the sentence (I enjoyed our trip to x very much) correct? - English Only forum
Is the sentence correct? - English Only forum
Is the sentence correct? - English Only forum
Is the sentence correct? - English Only forum
is the sentence correct? - English Only forum
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