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You can create a Google Account for your child under 13 (or the applicable age in your country) and manage your child’s Google Account with Family Link With a supervised Google Account, yo
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1 'to create' is the infinitive form of the verb, and 'aiming to create' is certainly correct I would say 'aiming at creating' is also correct, but using 'to create' sounds more educated
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Create an account Tip: To use Gmail for your business, a Google Workspace account might be better for you than a personal Google Account With Google Workspace, you get increased storage, professional email addresses, and additional features Learn about Google Workspace pricing and plans Try Google Workspace The username I want is taken
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is there any word in English that refers to the act or practice of creating new words? There are certain disciplines and some particular persons who practices those disciplines which are all the time creating new words, does this action have a name?
- Create a YouTube channel - Google Help
Create a personal channel Follow these instructions to create a channel that only you can manage Sign in to YouTube on a computer or the mobile site Click your profile picture Settings Go to the Account section and select Add or manage channel (s) Click Create a channel Choose a profile picture, type in your name and Handle Click Create channel Create a channel with a business or
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creating is a gerund while create is a verb so it might depend upon the main verb (dedicated)that decides what to use after to (gerund or verb of 1st form)
- Create share a group calendar - Google Workspace Admin Help
As an administrator at work or school, you can create calendars to share with people in your organization These are called group calendars For example, you might want a shared group calendar for com
- Take a taxi or catch a taxi? - English Language Learners Stack Exchange
1 When creating chart #1, I included cab because I thought taxi was more BrE, and cab was more AmE But as the links in my preceding sentence show, there's little difference between the "combined" chart as actually shown, and the two corpus-specific charts
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