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something
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, which was (something) unexpected - English Only forum
". . . something seems to have gone out of me." - English Only forum
. . . the person or thing to whom, from whom, for whom something is said, done, given, revealed, or happens. - English Only forum
... can do something (already) at the age of 5 - English Only forum
... he has told me something similar since we <have known each other, met>. - English Only forum
"... no something" vs. "... not a something" - English Only forum
"... or anything/something" - English Only forum
... other than_____ (ask) for something - English Only forum
...a concord on something to be worked out... - English Only forum
...as to do something - English Only forum
...from cold of something... - English Only forum
...make you do something - English Only forum
...no more...than... vs. ...about as (something) as... - English Only forum
...speak something in his own right.... - English Only forum
..was watching someone do something.. - English Only forum
' stand to do something ' is like 'bear to do something '? - English Only forum
'''Embarrassed'' doing something you never done - English Only forum
''be something to do with something'' vs ''about'' - English Only forum
''end up with something'' vs ''end up '' - English Only forum
''has something to do with'' + noun vs + complete sentence - English Only forum
''If you say you'll do something, then you have to do it'' - English Only forum
''pay+somebody+something'' Vs ''pay+something+to+somebody'' - English Only forum
''Something tells me/ is telling me...'' in American English - English Only forum
''the ordinary something'' or ''something ordinary'' - English Only forum
''To be focused''( = concentrating on something) - English Only forum
'Apologize in advance for something' or 'Apologize for something in advance' - English Only forum
'Be good at something' Vs 'do something well' - English Only forum
'Bet all your chips on' something: Idiom - English Only forum
'Did he look at something?' or 'Did he look at anything?' - English Only forum
'Do not underestimate something' vs. 'Underestimate not something' - English Only forum
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