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what's the structure of a sentence
syntactic-analysis
conjunction-reduction
Singular or plural usage for ellipsis in direct object etc
grammatical-number
conjunctions
ellipsis
conjunction-reduction
What do "as both" and "both as" mean?
phrase-meaning
conjunction-reduction
Double present perfect in a compound sentence [closed]
tenses
present-perfect
sequence-of-tenses
conjunction-reduction
present-perfect-vs-simple-past
When should you repeat the same subject in a compound sentence?
grammaticality
writing-style
conjunction-reduction
compound-sentences
compound-subjects
Of "was X and Y" and "was X and was Y," which is correct?
conjunction-reduction
did <verb> and <verb>
grammaticality
verbs
conjunction-reduction
"Either your dog or your cat eats" vs. "Either your dog or cat eats"
grammaticality
conjunction-reduction
Colloquial reductions of TO in sentences
colloquialisms
conjunction-reduction
How this present participle is formed
conjunction-reduction
Can I omit the preposition "to" in front of every ing-form verb in a series connected by "and"?
phrase-usage
conjunction-reduction
When can I omit the auxiliary verb in Past Perfect...?
past-perfect
auxiliary-verbs
conjunction-reduction
omissibility
Is the repitition of 'can' in this sentence a use of poor grammar?
adjectives
conjunction-reduction
compound-predicates
What is the origin of the rule for omitting the suffix of a hyphenated word?
hyphenation
rules
conjunction-reduction
Dropping articles: "I have a little brother and little sister." - is this correct? [closed]
grammaticality
articles
transatlantic-differences
conjunction-reduction
esl
When using "Used To" in a sentence with two clauses, do you change the verb tense in the second clause?
grammar
verbs
conjunction-reduction
Can we omit a duplicated preposition? [duplicate]
prepositions
conjunction-reduction
omissibility
Identifying parts of a sentence
grammar
syntactic-analysis
clauses
conjunction-reduction
conjunction-reduction in the sentence
grammar
grammaticality
conjunction-reduction
When refering to two distinct objects that share the same noun, can you omit one instance of the noun and leave only the corresponding adjective?
grammaticality
conjunction-reduction
suspended-hyphen
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