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Is the word "in" required or omissible when talking about position?
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Do ordinary native speakers understand the phrase "To light a rag under someone"?
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What is the plural of a
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Which of the 2 sentences below is grammatically correct?
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If you would not date yourself
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Does "I saw a blue car and bus" mean "blue bus" or any coloured bus?
Awarded Sep 23 at 16:26
Interpretation of "who is doing the task" in different structures
Awarded Sep 23 at 3:56
A common term for errors that are the result of other errors?
Awarded Sep 23 at 1:42
It will be awesome/interesting/nice, etc. if you can join us. - is "it" a dummy it?
Awarded Sep 20 at 12:50
Which is your favourite X or what is your favourite X?
Awarded Sep 20 at 12:36
Manager, boss, superior – which should I choose?
Awarded Sep 19 at 15:16
Usage of 'the' in sentences
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What are the differences between awkward, embarrassed, and embarrassing？
Awarded Sep 18 at 0:26
how to understand the "to his" in this sentence
Awarded Sep 16 at 12:22
Olive Garden: "The cheese keeps coming 'til you say 'when'"
Awarded Sep 15 at 16:22
Why it should be 'estimated', instead of 'is estimated'?
Awarded Sep 14 at 23:35
Can "copycats" and "plagiarists" be used interchangeably in business contexts?
Awarded Sep 14 at 1:12
What do internet-constructions like "Me seeing real couples" mean?
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omitting 'a' in any phrase or sentence?
Awarded Sep 13 at 0:21
Can we say "Mike has a date with Mary tonight" when they have been a romantic couple for years?
Awarded Sep 11 at 21:08
What is a noun expressing a very young person who has advanced skills even higher than adults?
Awarded Sep 11 at 19:41
Does the phrase "Tom has been seeing Mary for a while" always imply they have a romantic relationship?
Awarded Sep 11 at 16:35
"I wish I knew where you are" - is this sentence idiomatic?
Awarded Sep 11 at 4:45
What does the word "one" mean in "…One World Trade Center is a prominent feature…"?
Awarded Sep 10 at 1:25
the reality of reflection
Awarded Sep 9 at 7:19
cajole vs coax meaning and usage
Awarded Sep 8 at 14:31
What is the difference between The past tense of be and Simple present tense?
Awarded Sep 8 at 10:55
When is it just "dare", as opposed to "dare to"?
Awarded Sep 7 at 15:30
what is "continental" person
Awarded Sep 7 at 12:50
There is a X - locative meaning?
Awarded Sep 5 at 15:03
How to explain, "listen" has 5 sounds while its pronunciation is `/ˈlɪsn/`? Why not 4 sounds?
Awarded Sep 5 at 12:17
Does "the day that I was born on" have the same meaning as "the day which I was born on"?
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Is "planify" a real word?
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What do Americans say instead of “can’t be bothered”?
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Is there any word for staying at home and do nothing?
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In a title, can I omit "are you"? "(Are you) worried about climate change?"
Awarded Aug 29 at 22:51
Is "halfly" a word?
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What do Americans say instead of “can’t be bothered”?
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Can a gerund phrase serve as an appositive?
Awarded Aug 28 at 18:57
"X and Y" implies conditional
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Don't need/won't need/won't be needing
Awarded Aug 27 at 7:26
What's the main difference between "You are not to use the elevator." and "You don't have to use the elevator"?
Awarded Aug 26 at 12:16
Does "I came hiking with you" mean "I arrived with you by hiking" or "I have arrived for the purpose of hiking"?
Awarded Aug 25 at 20:42
Function vs functionality
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I (have) never asked that question before. - Americans sometimes drop the "have"?
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Milo is a drink = Milo is a type of drink?
Awarded Aug 23 at 22:16
"Just" meaning 'simply' and as a expression of time
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Using the word "waver" for moving away from diet
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How can I interpretate the term"scientific community" in the context?
Awarded Aug 23 at 14:16
Any difference between: "I am so excited." AND "I am just so excited."
Awarded Aug 23 at 12:17
"There, but for the grace of God, go I" - Breaking this down grammatically
Awarded Aug 21 at 9:36
If someone is using slang words and phrases when talking to me, would that be disrespectful and I should be offended?
Awarded Aug 19 at 22:51
Can we use "gift" for non-material thing, e.g. "My dad took me to the amusement park as a gift"?
Awarded Aug 19 at 10:11
Can we use "gift" for non-material thing, e.g. "My dad took me to the amusement park as a gift"?
Awarded Aug 19 at 5:20
Is "slightly ajar" a tautology?
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Is "slightly ajar" a tautology?
Awarded Aug 18 at 7:40
What happened to the verb in the sentence "she literally out here just flexing..."?
Awarded Aug 17 at 21:18
Verb for business trip
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