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I have a friend that always says things like "the table needs cleared" where I would say "the table needs to be cleared." We had a friendly discussion about who was right. I've heard other people say similar sentences both ways, as well. Is there one format that's right, or more correct? I don't know a lot of the intricacies of grammar, but to me it seems like the other way leaves out information.

I was using Chrome and accidentally closed my window, so I opened a new one. In the new one, a bunch of the formatting is different. The tabs are massive, the fonts are giant, everything seems zoomed in. Is there some way to undo these changes?

A common part of my regular work outs are sprints. Almost every time I run sprints with anything above moderate intensity, I get very nauseous and feel the need to vomit almost immediately. I don't get this feeling during other types of cardio, including distance running, running hills, or running stairs (also all common exercises).

I have had friends suggest this is due to dehydration, so I drank more water. That didn't help, so I tried drinking less during the workout. That didn't help. Both eating and not eating before the workout didn't help. Does anyone have any advice that might help me out? I apologize if this is out of place, I read the FAQs and did some research on my own, but cou