Questions about "from whose known good sense he fully expected to have just such" from "Persuasion"
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Meaning of "from whose known good sense he fully expected to have just such" from "Persuasion" by Jane Austen
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Assumed True until proven False. The Curious Case of the Vacuous Truth
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What special implication does ‘totally’ have in “He’s totally going to call you”?
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Nuances in variants of “I should/would/∅ think so”
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What does "be it" mean in this passage?
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Why did Snape need to appear well-informed?
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he became firm friend or friends?
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Where do you place words such as certainly, surely in a sentence?
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Is 'surely' the same as 'certainly'
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Use of "without loss of generality"
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Idiom Request: you know how to convince me
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How does the phrase "Is something the matter?" make sense?
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expected true to respond to true?
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Great Expectations [is written vs has been written] by Charles Dickens
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Usage of "shall we?"
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The use of “So X as to be Y”
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Omission of "the" in "elected him president" and "made captain"