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Hello, Is sentence number one confusing because I don't make the context clear enough, or can you know that I'm referring to shopping online? In other words, do I need to add "and shop online" like I added in sentence number two, or do both sentences obviously have the same meaning? 1. I hate to go ...

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I'm not sure if I should use the word "in" or "at" in the following sentence, or if both ways are grammatically correct?
I love school because I'm a wizard "in / at" every subject.

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I know the expression "dress up" is a phrasal verb and means the following: to
wear clothes that are more formal than the ones you would usually wear. Is the
expression "dressed up" an adjective in following sentences?
1. I was dressed up for the party.
2. I got dressed up for the party.

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Hello, I know the meaning of the expression "carry on the family name" means to have a son. Can the expression also mean to have a daughter? In other words, can the following sentence mean my parents are pressuring me to have a son or daughter? "My parents are pressuring me to get married because th...

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In an independent clause you need to have a subject and a verb. The following sentences are independent clauses. In the following sentences, what are the subjects and verbs?
1 I'm hungry.
2. It's raining.

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Hello, I know that you can use the expression “release your stress”, but is the expression “release your pressure” also grammatically correct? In other words, do the following sentences make sense and are they grammatically correct? 1. How do you release your pressure? 2. I release my pressure by pl...

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Hello, I'm not sure if I should use the word "would" or "will" in the following sentence, or if the sentence would have the same meaning either way? Most people "would / will" go to any length to get rich. I think that either word is grammatically correct, but that the word "would "implies a certain...

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct? In the sentence I refer to the IELTS exam, it's an English proficiency test like the TOEFL test.
"Anyone who is not an IELTS examiner will not know how the examiner scores the exam."