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Is "cat chases mouse" a natural sentence?

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Use (n) or Usage when talking about the number of people using something, or the amount/number of things used

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Is the word “proposal” formal?

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'Depends on what's you goal' and 'Depends on what your goal is'

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Is "at a position" incorrect?

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Verb (as adjective) + subject vs subject + verb

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How do you say it? "Everything is possible" or "anything is possible"?

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Initial talking or initial talk?

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"there was no" vs. "there had been no"

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Prepositional /infinitive phrase as sentence connectors

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Can I say "he fell short of something" when he tried very little or not a lot?

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The use of would in a sentence

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Can we say "I'll be in and out" instead of "I'll be right back"?

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maybe with a touch of seersucker

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