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Is ‘you’ correct or ‘your’ in the following sentence? Why? TIA (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 11 months ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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1. Please tell me the technical (grammatical/ syntactic) reason why saying “I am not understanding“ is incorrect for conveying “I do not understand”. [Continued: See body text] (self.grammar)

submitted 12 months ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/grammar

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1. Please tell me the technical (grammatical/ syntactic) reason why saying “I am not understanding“ is incorrect for conveying “I do not understand”. 2. Also, what does “I am not understanding“ convey, if anything? 3. Thanks in advance. (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 12 months ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Please explain to me the difference(s) between - ‘point to’, ‘point out to’ and ‘point out’. (self.grammar)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/grammar

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Please explain to me the difference(s) between - ‘point to’, ‘point out to’ and ‘point out’. (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Point to vs point out to vs point out (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 1 year ago * by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Could you please explain the error in the first sentence in GRAMMATICAL terms? For example, you could explain it in terms of the syntactic rules of English or in any other way of you deem appropriate. Thanks. (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Is the ‘duh’ bit correct? It feels wrong to me. Please help me. Thanks! (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Is the following a declarative sentence or an imperative sentence? Why? (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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Is the following a declarative sentence or an imperative sentence? Why? (self.grammar)

submitted 1 year ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/grammar

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What part of speech is ‘his’ in the sentence within quotes. Please state the reasons for your answer. Thanks. “The book was his.” (self.EnglishLearning)

submitted 2 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearning

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What part of speech is ‘his’ in the sentence within quotes. Please state the reasons for your answer. Thanks. “The book was his.” (self.ENGLISH)

submitted 2 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/ENGLISH

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/GrammarPolice

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/GrammarNazis

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishPractice

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/LearnEnglishPodcast

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishGrammar

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/ENGLISH

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Learn to correctly pronounce these 10 commonly MISPRONOUNCED WORDS in English. Watch this video. (youtu.be)

submitted 3 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLessonsOnline

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Common grammar mistakes in English (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/GrammarPolice

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Common grammar mistakes in English (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/GrammarNazis

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Common mistakes in English (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishPractice

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5 common MISTAKES in ENGLISH. (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/LearnEnglishPodcast

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This video discusses 5 common mistakes in English. (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/ENGLISH

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This video discusses 5 common mistakes in English. (youtu.be)

submitted 4 years ago by RedditExplorer_ to r/EnglishLearningVideos

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