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27 Nov. 2022 — Rise & Raise
30 Oct. 2022 — Why ever
16 Oct. 2022 — Something
25 Sep. 2022 — Due to
Wheat is becoming difficult to find due to the destruction of wheat fields in Ukraine and the drought in wheat growing regions of the world.
5 Sep. 2022 — Since a long time
20 Aug. 2022 — Were it to be
It would be a lot of trouble for the ex-president were it* to be released. (*It refers to a legal document.)
31 July 2022 — Distant Past
When I was growing up, we had gone to the beach without worrying about sharks. But now, we have to be extremely watchful.
18 July 2022 — Infinitive Perfect Form
3 July 2022 — At One Point
At one point in his speech at the UN, he had raised the point that he wanted all nations to do more.
20 June 2022 — Is Being
5 June 2022 — Has got (to)
22 May 2022 — Never
9 May 2022 — Could v. Be Able
I asked them to call me on Zoom yesterday because I knew that I couldn’t be able to go to the office. (Zoom is video conferencing software)
24 Apr 2022 — Stance
Hiya! I'm doing well. Next week I'm going to accept a new job offer. After I sign on, I will give two-weeks notice to my boss. 🤫
10 Apr 2022 — Denials
20 Mar 2022 — Boring
6 Mar 2022 — To whomever
I am offering for free a child-sized bed and mattress to whomever wants it.
(Message on a neighborhood discussion board.)
20 Feb 2022 — To maintaining
Severe Drought Leaves Reservoirs Low!
Think of three solutions to maintaining a household with less water.
6 Feb 2022 — Has taken place
We watched the Olympics on TV, but missed ice skating. The ice skating event has taken place earlier than we expected.
23 Jan 2022 — Recall locking
9 Jan 2022 — It seems like