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When an exclamatory sentence starts with 'Had', the assertive form begins with 'I wish' followed by the rest of the clause. Structure: I wish + subject + had + ...
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'Get over' is a phrasal verb meaning to recover from an illness or overcome a difficulty. 'Got over' fits the context of recovering from illness.
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When 'while' connects two clauses and the first is in Past Indefinite, the second usually takes Past Continuous tense (was/were + verb+ing).
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Certain verbs like advise, request, order are followed by an object and then an infinitive (to + verb). So, 'advised me to give up' is correct.
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'Tea' is an uncountable noun. We use 'little' or 'very little' with uncountable nouns to indicate a small amount. 'Many' is for countable nouns.
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The phrase 'cannot help' is followed by a verb + ing (gerund). 'Cannot but' takes the base form. Hence, 'cannot help having' is correct.
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Dying for a cause or country takes the preposition 'for' (die for). Die of (disease), die from (effect), die by (suicide/accident).
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The proverb 'What is lotted cannot be blotted' is in passive voice. The active transformation provided in standard grammar for this specific proverb is 'We cannot blot what we must lot' implying destiny.
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Lingua franca refers to a common language used for communication between people who do not share a native language. English is a global lingua franca.
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Structure: To be + Past Participle (V3). This indicates a passive requirement. So, 'to be done' is the correct form.