I know 'not to be confused with' is correct but again don't know why. Why do we say this instead of "Not to confuse with" and "Not to be mistaken for" instead of "Not to mistake for" ?
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As in many game libraries such as LWJGL, you can check mouse/keyboard events with Mouse.isButtonDown or Keyboard.IsKeyDown. I want to check ...
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Will all the three sentences express this idea naturally? Section two roughly symmetrical pieces of your hair at the front. (Used by an Amer...
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I am looking for a way to calculate surface area of a 3D mesh object and found this code from a Unity forum : public float Area(Mesh m) {...
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