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  • Do does any of these days work for you?
    When asking this question: I have Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday available Do any of these days work for you? (or would it be it?) Does any of these days work for you?
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  • An example is would be - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    As you suggest yourself, would be generally works better with a hypothetical example and is with an actual example As in: A good example of that phenomenon is the melting of the Arctic ice cap, and A good example of that phenomenon would be a tsunami caused by an under-sea earthquake There are also cases where either construction would work: *A good example of that phenomenon would be is the
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    Japanese people call computers PC in Japanese-made katakana expression English speakers usually use laptops for that Is PC used to mean a computer in English-speaking countries?
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  • Whats the difference between freedom and the freedom here?
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  • A comma between the subject and the verb? What kind of English . . .
    However, excluding sentences with a parenthetical or other clause between subject and verb (such as John, who's my brother, is coming which usually involves a pair of commas), there are very few examples where a single comma that separates subject from verb is both correct and ideal One category of exceptions might be garden-path sentences that might be misread without the comma, e g this
  • Last word in something - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
    We always say That's my last word on the subject, but That's the last word in luxury Noting the huge shift in preference to on rather than in with last word on in the matter over the past half-century, I think maybe the latter is something of a (highly metaphorical) "frozen form"
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    If you were swimming in a river or the sea you would probably say "Let's get out [of the water]", or "Let's get ashore" rather than mentioning the land Swimmers don't usually go far from the shore Only people on ships talk about returning to land





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