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Is this sentence right he poured water into the glass?
Yes, the sentence "He poured water into the glass" is grammatically correct.
It is clear, concise, and uses proper verb tense and word order.
What is an example of a syllable with division two vowels next to each other when carries different sound?
Is the C or G soft at end of words?
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What term is defined as repetition?
What does bonmarche mean in English?
What does tino mean?
Can you use hubris in a sentence?
Which syllabe obstinate is mostly strong accented?
What is the stressed syllable of dependent?
How are plosives and fricatives prfoduced?
What is a story called that written in rhyme?
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