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Can I omit los/las/el/la? - grammar
doesn't do anything else but [to] despise herself (omit "to" + infinitive) - grammar
hope (that) you can help me [omit "that"] - grammar
I enjoyed and (I) was able (omit subject) - grammar
In Euros / It's in Euros (omit the subject) - grammar
List items, omit subject ? - grammar
omit
Omit - legal
omit commas (English) - grammar
omit determinative article - tiene (el) coche - grammar
omit have/be - he the one; I been watching - grammar
omit relative pronoun - grammar
omit relative pronoun - grammar
omit subject in list - comieron, durmieron - grammar
omit the subject - grammar
omit uno - grammar
Omit where and when - grammar
que pases un buen dia (Omit antecedent) - grammar
Same: when to omit as - grammar
tener [un] novio, tener [una] novia (Omit indefinite article) - grammar
who unreasonably omit to note or report any violations - legal
< I am > Never where you expect [omit?] - English Only forum
---How long do you watch TV? ---For two hours(Can we usually omit "for"?) - English Only forum
(a?) wool cap pulled down, (a?) scarf tight [omit article?] - English Only forum
(either) for the sake of profits or for his own satisfaction - omit "either"? - English Only forum
53.4% of respondents stated that they are Christians; 39.9% (stated that they are) Muslims [omit?] - English Only forum
A couple (of) moments / girls [omit "of"?] - English Only forum
A is as important as B (How to omit elements?) - English Only forum
A phrase such as ‘John’s building a spaceship’ 'it' may not [omit?] - English Only forum
a white t-shirt, (a pair of?) jeans, and (a pair of?) boots. [omit articles?] - English Only forum
add vs. omit from - English Only forum
Adjectives with -able [keep or omit preceding -e?]. - English Only forum
allowed to use a cell when <they are> on duty. [omit?] - English Only forum
And <at> only $599.99 [omit?] - English Only forum
any post 'that' breaks the rules [omit relative pronoun in identifying relative clause?] - English Only forum
As a person <?> free to do everything [Omit "who is" ?] - English Only forum
As I am extremely loth to omit giving - English Only forum
as well as + omit (they are) - English Only forum
at which [point] we will .... / at which [time] I'll .... [omit nouns?] - English Only forum
be able to - omit - English Only forum
be deemed <to> have solved anything [omit?] - English Only forum
<being> near giving up, we [omit?] - English Only forum
Belt and sheath and sword weighed [omit article 'the'?] - English Only forum
better on you than <they> did in my safe. [omit?] - English Only forum
both 'the' attacks [omit?] - English Only forum
Can I omit do? - English Only forum
Can I omit 'that' from these sentences? - English Only forum
Can I omit 'the' in "Can I use the wifi of your Ipad?" - English Only forum
Can I omit “people“ in front of “who”? - English Only forum
Can I omit a/an before a singular countable noun? - English Only forum
Can I omit <and>? - English Only forum
Can I omit being? - English Only forum
Can I omit "did" here? - English Only forum
can I omit "high-level reservoir"? - English Only forum
Can I omit "I" in not formal emails? - English Only forum
Can I omit "In 1970 and 2000"? - English Only forum
Can I omit "it" here? - English Only forum
Can I omit "of" - English Only forum
can I omit "the" - English Only forum
Can I omit the second "a" ? - English Only forum
Can I omit the second "which was" ? - English Only forum
Can I omit the subject I? - English Only forum
can I omit the word "person" here - English Only forum
can I omit to ? - English Only forum
Can I omit "to" in this sentence ? - English Only forum
Can I omit "who"? - English Only forum
can I omit "with" in the following sentences? - English Only forum
Can I omit"we did" from the sentence? - English Only forum
Can I use a comma and a semi-colon to omit this part? - English Only forum
Can we omit any non-finite verb? - English Only forum
Can we omit inverted commas in a title? - English Only forum
Can we omit "that" in "so that"? - English Only forum
Can we omit the subject and object at the same time? - English Only forum
Can we omit "which/who was/is" from passive sentences? - English Only forum
Can we use past participle twice in the sentence and skip/omit the simple past?. - English Only forum
Can you omit article in article subheadigs - English Only forum
Can you omit the "one" in this sentence? - English Only forum
Can you omit "who" - English Only forum
Children's day on June 1st(omit on) - English Only forum
Could man omit "and" in this case? - English Only forum
damage to <> target creature: omit <a/the>? [article use] - English Only forum
days <where> a person doesn't sneeze [omit?] - English Only forum
diagnosed with dissociative identity <disorder> [omit?] - English Only forum
dispose <of> liquid waste [omit?] - English Only forum
Do i need to omit "whereby" and "was" in this sentence? - English Only forum
Do people omit "the" before the ordinal number(date) - English Only forum
Do we need to omit it? - English Only forum
Do we omit the comma if the second clause starts with "which"? - English Only forum
Does it omit something? - English Only forum
Does the sentence omit the verb ? - English Only forum
Fire fighters Wore Breathing Apparatus: BE [omit?] - English Only forum
good fortune to see <it> [omit?] - English Only forum
greater than those 'of' which humans would ever be exposed to [omit?] - English Only forum
Have been working since August 2011 [omit 'I'?] - English Only forum
He's a talented writer, <<omit>>father, and an excellent singer - English Only forum
Here, can I omit 'alcohol' and just use 'more' without it? - English Only forum
higher last year than <it has been> in the previous ten years. [omit?] - English Only forum
homes < were? > destroyed (omit?) - English Only forum
How can I omit the same phrase in a sentence? - English Only forum
I hope ... and [I] apologise .... (omit?) - English Only forum
I know <that> she is mean and <that> people ... [object clause: Omit 'that'?] - English Only forum
I would like to omit "the" - English Only forum
I'd like to know if you can omit 'being' in both of the following sentences. - English Only forum
if life had no rubs <in it> [Omit?] - English Only forum
"If" sentences: omit "then" ? - English Only forum
Is it correct to omit the possessed objects of comparisons using Saxon Genitive? - English Only forum
is it incorrect to omit the auxiliary when there is more than one verb? - English Only forum
is it ok to omit the "a" at the beginning of the paragraph? - English Only forum
Is it okay to omit “by”? - English Only forum
Is it write to omit the verb? - English Only forum
It is interesting <that> fish sleep [omit?] - English Only forum
It was clear that something [omit "that"?] - English Only forum
It was Jane < that > bought these. [omit? in cleft sentence] - English Only forum
it's too hard to learn it as a teenager (omit 2nd it?) - English Only forum
known each other <for> a long time [omit?] - English Only forum
May I omit the last two one's(s) - English Only forum
May I omit the same subject in the sentence? - English Only forum
My status: - Accept and process orders [Omit subject?] - English Only forum
Never omit 'that' - English Only forum
not only.. but also [omit 'also'?] - English Only forum
omit - English Only forum
omit - English Only forum
omit - English Only forum
omit " the " or not - English Only forum
omit 'going to' (oral language) - English Only forum
omit “in”？ - English Only forum
omit /miss - English Only forum
Omit a conjunctive adverb. - English Only forum
omit a lesson - English Only forum
omit a preposition “of” - English Only forum
Omit a repeating verb, but leave the adverb (punctuation) - English Only forum
omit "and" - English Only forum
omit <and>? - English Only forum
omit apostrophe s of possessive nouns - English Only forum
Omit from her memory [synonym for forget?] - English Only forum
omit "if" ? - English Only forum
omit "is" or not ? - English Only forum
Omit "it is" in cleft sentences - English Only forum
omit of - English Only forum
Omit or use ‘that’? - English Only forum
omit preposition and conjunction - English Only forum
Omit repeating verb - English Only forum
omit replacement - English Only forum
Omit same subjects - English Only forum
omit seeing her/ omit to see her - English Only forum
omit something Or omit to do something - English Only forum
omit subject after yet - English Only forum
omit subject and verb after than - English Only forum
omit that or not - English Only forum
omit the 2nd have: [have worked with him before and (have) never had] - English Only forum
omit the comma before "with" - English Only forum
omit the comma? - English Only forum
omit the definite article before names of games/sports? - English Only forum
Omit the first " him" - English Only forum
omit the part before "such as" - English Only forum
Omit the preposition "by" - English Only forum
omit the preposition "in" after "the success "? - English Only forum
Omit the pronoun - English Only forum
omit the same subjet - English Only forum
omit the sentence - English Only forum
Omit the word «year» - English Only forum
omit the word "tasks" in the phrase: perform pricing and merchandising tasks - English Only forum
omit the word "word" - English Only forum
omit "to" after help - English Only forum
omit to do - English Only forum
Omit to remind you and Omit to inform you of their visit - English Only forum
omit "which" - English Only forum
Omit which - English Only forum
omit <which is>? - English Only forum
Omit word - English Only forum
Omit-Skip - English Only forum
omit<up> - English Only forum
one approach would be <that of> setting prices [omit?] - English Only forum
"One of the inputs is connected to X and the other to Y" — can I omit the verb in this way? - English Only forum
opened (should I omit the word opened?) - English Only forum
people say <that> there [omit?] - English Only forum
Please check if <?> any mistake. [omit 'there is'?] - English Only forum
possible to omit "the"? - English Only forum
pronouncing/saying a web address [omit 'dot'?] - English Only forum
Pronunciation: omit th in that and this - English Only forum
proverb says <that> time is money. [omit?] - English Only forum
Punctuation: No. - omit full stop or not? - English Only forum
Reason to omit the definite article(s) in this list of research objectives - English Only forum
Relative adjectives is possible to omit? - English Only forum
Relative clauses: omit "where" and replace it by "that" - English Only forum
Relative Pronoun - When is it possible to omit? - English Only forum
remains of the wallet and <the> money [omit?] - English Only forum
remove, eliminate , omit from my order - English Only forum
rephrasing a sentence to omit "there are" structure - English Only forum
replaces the contract ..., <which> was reviewed [omit 'which'?] - English Only forum
saw artifacts <which> she had [omit?] - English Only forum
Second conditional: omit 'would'? - English Only forum
Sentences omit "if" - English Only forum
sentences that omit "and" - English Only forum
Shall I omit the "I" in this sentence? - English Only forum
she had told when she put forward his name = omit "had"? - English Only forum
should i omit "that" in a sentence? - English Only forum
Should I omit "that"here? - English Only forum
Should I use "on" or omit "on"? - English Only forum
skip/omit/drop - English Only forum
so stupid <as> to fall [omit?] - English Only forum
Take <some> time to do something [omit 'some'?] - English Only forum
That the earth is a planet [omit "That"?] - English Only forum
The average income is higher than <the average salary> in Cambodia [omit?] - English Only forum
The earthquake, <?> struck at 6 a.m., [omit which?] - English Only forum
the fact that [omit that?] - English Only forum
The plumber <is> putting in a bath, the electricians <are> rewiring [omit?] - English Only forum
the Titanic was not only..., but <was?> regarded.... [omit?] - English Only forum
the+adjective+noun ... the+adjective+(one) -- omit 'one' - English Only forum
There is absolutely nothing I desire more than that you should be prosperous. Omit that? Should ->shall? - English Only forum
They seem to overestimate ... and < they > tend [omit?] - English Only forum
This is the place I saw him <in / at>. [omit in/at?] - English Only forum
though - can I omit it? - English Only forum
three lines citation (omit the middle one) - English Only forum
Timeline, brief bio: OK to omit the subject, part of predic? - English Only forum
Title: 'The' English determiner phrase (DP) [omit?] - English Only forum
To (or omit to) with infinitive - English Only forum
to omit <and is>? - English Only forum
to omit "be going to do something" in an answer - English Only forum
to omit does or not - English Only forum
"to omit still better duties" - English Only forum
to omit still better reasons - English Only forum
to Omit X and Substitute it / to Omit and Substitute X - English Only forum
to pass over vs to skip vs to omit - English Only forum
told him to come in and <to?> leave [omit?] - English Only forum
too dirty to use (it). [omit object?] - English Only forum
train may be late, as <it?> happened yesterday [omit?] - English Only forum
understood the meaning of life <at> the moment he died. [omit?] - English Only forum
use or omit an article - English Only forum
Use "that" or omit it? - English Only forum
used to sleep during day, <and was> quite unaware [omit?] - English Only forum
waiting for you <for> a long time [omit?] - English Only forum
was raided while (they were) sleeping [omit subject and auxiliary?] - English Only forum
What < did / do> ... [omit did/do?] - English Only forum
When (you are) in class, it is... [omit?] - English Only forum
When can I omit "that" ? - English Only forum
when can we omit articles before nouns - English Only forum
When can you omit "be" after "want"? - English Only forum
when to omit [to be] - English Only forum
When to omit "one" ? - English Only forum
when to omit that in reported speech - English Only forum
When to omit the modal verb? - English Only forum
when to omit the subject after as - English Only forum
when to use or omit one/that or ones (those) - English Only forum
When you omit the subject in a list - English Only forum
Where should I omit repetitive word? - English Only forum
why " was " is omit? - English Only forum
why do authors omit 'to be' with 'going to' in English textbooks? - English Only forum
Why do sometimes people omit verbs? - English Only forum
Why does this sentence omit the subject and what's the subject? - English Only forum
with the money raised paying our expenses [absolute construction / omit 'with'?] - English Only forum
with the wind chill making it feel more like - 25 C [omit 'with'?] - English Only forum
You shall out and work [omit verbs of motion] - English Only forum
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