---==,--=.-.,=-==----- The context is a sales ad: source "Plastic Prince - Heavy Duty 42 Gallon Contractor Bags - 3 Mil - 32-Inch by 48-Inch - Sold As 20 Bags Per Box." Is "sold as 20 bags per box" okay English? Should it have been "sold as boxes of 20 bags" or "sold as 20-bag boxes"...

Nortonn S is a suspended user. The random punctuation is a trademark of his which he adds to sockpuppet posts. It's a reliable signpost and is helping my flag count — and probably that of others. All of these "new users" are one person.

You don't know what the answer is because you are dumb unlike me!!!! Rainbows are my favourite things!!!

I would like to know if the word "that" can be removed in the following sentence: "Searches revealed that Johns was awarded a grant by the Chilean Innovation Program." I read in other threads that "that" can be omitted in sentences like "She said they won't come". But is this the case with the ...

He will understand that I was not joking. He will understand I was not joking. Which of the sentences is correct? Are there any specific rules about the use of "that" in the sentences I reported as example?

I would need to understand where should I use "to" and "of" after the word "restriction". I feel the difference but cannot express it clearly. The examples with an explanation would help a lot.

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