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What does “insane” mean when referring to an exciting development?
Awarded Jul 23 at 16:04
In the USA, do you say “my car runs on LPG gas” or just “my car runs on gas” if your car runs on liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)?
Awarded Jul 22 at 1:56
banned in vs banned from?
Awarded Jul 20 at 11:36
Is “100% correct pronunciation” an understandable, correct, and proper English expression?
Awarded Jul 19 at 21:40
Pronunciation of ‘deduce’ as duh-DOOS
Awarded Jul 18 at 12:02
“On one hand” vs “on the one hand.”
Awarded Jul 17 at 10:15
Do native English speakers pronounce every final letter when speaking fast?
Awarded Jul 15 at 19:36
Grammaticality of “a list is added an Item”?
Awarded Jul 14 at 10:15
“Did you already…?” and “Have you already…?”
Awarded Jul 12 at 18:27
What is the word that expresses both 'Clock' and 'Watch'?
Awarded Jul 6 at 22:36
Walk around nonchalantly in one word
Awarded Jul 5 at 16:41
Is “it” the proper pronoun in the following sentence?
Awarded Jul 4 at 20:41
Can I use two “half” for emphasis?
Awarded Jul 3 at 2:02
Why do dictionaries write /p/ instead of /pʰ/ for 'pie' in the ipa?
Awarded Jun 30 at 20:32
Over the Internet or On the Internet?
Awarded Jun 27 at 10:56
Should I use “for you” or “to you” after specifying what a person should call me?
Awarded Jun 25 at 14:32
Meaning of “buy” in “I don't buy this person answering your mobile.”
Awarded Jun 24 at 21:41
Meaning of “I just look out and go” in “Doctors will be, walk a couple of miles every day. And I just look out and go, can't be bothered.”
Awarded Jun 17 at 22:05
“She need not worry” or “she needs to not worry”?
Awarded Jun 11 at 6:30
Which is correct: “have been completed” or “are completed”
Awarded Jun 8 at 7:50
River Nile or The Nile River?
Awarded Jun 4 at 21:18
Is “obey” a stronger word than “observe” in the following sentence?
Awarded Jun 4 at 2:56
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Awarded Jun 1 at 17:31
Can I use “they” to refer to my own skills?
Awarded Jun 1 at 16:47
Is it OK to say “The old” instead of “Old people”?
Awarded May 30 at 16:55
Difference between “has + verbed” and “had + verbed”
Awarded May 27 at 17:37
Meaning of “boiling water” in cooking instructions
Awarded May 27 at 7:50
Is it “is buried” or “was buried” in the following sentence?
Awarded May 25 at 5:09
Meaning of “shrift”
Awarded May 24 at 10:50
Agreed or agree?
Awarded May 23 at 7:36
Archaea can look similar to bacteria, but have about as much in common with them as they do with a banana
Awarded May 20 at 22:40
English equivalent of a Spanish expression that translates to “iron fist, crystal jaw”
Awarded May 20 at 7:11
What does the sentence “haptic feedback on your device gives the game a satisfying analogue feel” mean here?
Awarded May 18 at 12:41
What's the opposite of the phrase “pay under the table”?
Awarded May 12 at 2:32
Use of preposition “ran to” and “ran for”
Awarded May 10 at 15:26
Can candlelight be in plural contrarily to light?
Awarded May 6 at 14:50
Plurality in “A second set of motors [is/are] attached there”?
Awarded May 5 at 23:06
“Seven high” but “Eight high”, another meaning?
Awarded May 4 at 11:07
Regarding a metaphor “Old Nick is not just lurking in the small print,”
Awarded May 3 at 4:07
Does “upset victory” mean “a victory that people are not happy about”?
Awarded May 1 at 2:51
Listen, … vs Look,
Awarded Apr 25 at 10:22
Is it “Adapted to” or “Adapted for” ? Knowing that its phrasal verb is “adapt to”?
Awarded Apr 25 at 3:05
How can one wish someone a “good night” when they sleep during the day?
Awarded Apr 24 at 22:52
“Be yet to do” vs “have yet to do”
Awarded Apr 23 at 5:42
The connotation of the expression “Jack of all trades, master of none”
Awarded Apr 21 at 16:34
a short answer on a question “Could you wait for a moment?”
Awarded Apr 21 at 1:33
Is using “ed” (2nd form of verb) with “did” correct in “Did she have us figured out all along?”
Awarded Apr 21 at 1:33
“A few” takes a singular or plural verb in present simple tense?
Awarded Apr 21 at 1:33
Why “yourself” instead of “you”?
Awarded Apr 17 at 19:49
What does “that public schoolboy polish” mean here?
Awarded Apr 17 at 19:49
Put things in disorder?
Awarded Apr 15 at 5:52
Why has Marx's “Das Kapital” been translated to “Capital” in English and not “The Capital”
Awarded Apr 14 at 9:59
What is a proper synonym for 'keep somebody/something away'?
Awarded Apr 13 at 15:51
Make room on your bookshelf for this compelling leftist primer
Awarded Apr 13 at 6:16
Proper way to express “He disappeared them”
Awarded Apr 11 at 19:56
“In term of” vs. “in terms of”?
Awarded Apr 10 at 18:02
Should I always use a hyphen to make clear what an attributive describes?
Awarded Apr 8 at 23:42
What does “the past day” mean exactly?
Awarded Apr 8 at 17:46
Is ‘I want to meet your enemy’ ambiguous?
Awarded Apr 7 at 13:25
Does either 'messy' or 'untidy' necessarily imply 'dirty'?
Awarded Apr 4 at 22:22
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