Which one is correct: The bird was standing on the table, from where/which it flew toward me all of a sudden
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Is "from where" grammatically equivalent to "from which"?
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Why do you write "occurred" but "listened"?
54354
Can I say "Coming!" for "I am coming!", and why?
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"Arnold raced out of the door": grammatical or not?
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I'm being corrected "I had a headache yesterday" vs "I have had a headache yesterday"
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For me/to me, which is correct or better in these examples?
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Is "shined" correct? If so, is "he shined X on the tree" also correct?
123074
Help me with construction of this interrogative sentence
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'I had headache' or 'I had a headache'?
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"did shoot" vs "shot"
81347
"It was from that moment where" vs. "it was from that moment when"
82701
I lived Vs. I was living
111584
"Angela was reading to Frank and I" vs. "...to Frank and me." Which is correct?
64876
"I gave him + INDIRECT OBJECT" vs. "I gave + INDIRECT OBJECT+ to him"
141780
Possible wrong interpretation of a passage
92469
"right" vs "correct"
11703
"Heard me [infinitive]" vs. "heard me [present participle]"