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Does "my grades suffered" mean "my grades became worse" or "my grades were bad"?
Awarded Jun 27 at 23:17
Until now/recently... but now
Awarded Jun 27 at 22:51
Meaning of fall asleep in this context
Awarded Jun 27 at 17:17
Who is a "sibling"?
Awarded Jun 26 at 11:25
What is the difference between 'Bad English' and 'Poor English'?
Awarded Jun 25 at 20:42
Is it correct to call a room with a bath a "toilet"?
Awarded Jun 24 at 8:01
The use of "follow through"
Awarded Jun 23 at 20:56
"Stop __________ and hurry up!"
Awarded Jun 23 at 19:40
Are "Arc" and "Arch" interchangeable?
Awarded Jun 22 at 6:48
If "Good luck finding a new job" is sarcastic, how do I change the sentence to make it sound well-intentioned?
Awarded Jun 19 at 15:47
"Could" at the beginning of a non-question sentence
Awarded Jun 19 at 12:15
"Could" at the beginning of a non-question sentence
Awarded Jun 19 at 12:15
Where should I put a comma in this sentence?
Awarded Jun 18 at 8:15
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Awarded Jun 18 at 7:08
What does "at a drop" mean in "Cash, at a drop."?
Awarded Jun 17 at 20:31
Is “stuff” used correctly in “ There are all kinds of animals: lions, elephants and stuff.”
Awarded Jun 15 at 12:08
A situation where a kid learns how to do drugs is "where/that" they have access to them. - which is correct?
Awarded Jun 15 at 6:28
Having friends who are talented is great, but it can also be ___ at times
Awarded Jun 14 at 11:48
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Awarded Jun 14 at 8:55
Why isn't "meanwhile" advisable in this sentence? Doesn't it mean "at the same time"?
Awarded Jun 13 at 10:12
Can we say "He divorced" instead of "He got divorced"?
Awarded Jun 11 at 19:09
Infecting or infected with
Awarded Jun 10 at 22:21
Is "kindly" considered inappropriate to use?
Awarded Jun 10 at 14:50
Are "lay the newspaper on the floor" and "spread the newspaper on the floor" interchangeable?
Awarded Jun 10 at 6:27
Modal verbs in reported speech
Awarded Jun 7 at 22:18
'Local folks' and 'local inhabitants': What are the differences between those terms?
Awarded Jun 7 at 22:18
Do you have an expression saying "when you are very hungry, bread is also delicious for you" or similar one?
Awarded Jun 7 at 21:46
Do you have an expression saying "when you are very hungry, bread is also delicious for you" or similar one?
Awarded Jun 7 at 20:05
Have deserved (Present Perfect)
Awarded Jun 7 at 5:11
Is there a difference in pronunciation between "It'd be" and "It be"?
Awarded Jun 6 at 19:26
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Awarded Jun 5 at 21:05
Sentence correction with adverb never and verb been
Awarded Jun 5 at 15:16
Is it ever more appropriate to use "incessant" over "constant"?
Awarded Jun 5 at 14:25
Why is it v-ing after looking forward to?
Awarded Jun 5 at 7:41
Is this a conveyor or an escalator in a supermarket?
Awarded Jun 3 at 9:17
Is the word "around" needed?
Awarded Jun 2 at 7:21
Is there a word that means both "house" and "apartment"?
Awarded Jun 1 at 7:05
Is there any equivalent of "non-fiction writer/writing" that doesn't rely on a negative?
Awarded May 29 at 13:47
Is there a word that means both "house" and "apartment"?
Awarded May 29 at 7:26
Does "We will be provided with the laptops" sound unusal to native speakers?
Awarded May 28 at 2:25
What is the meaning of "too much of a rub"?
Awarded May 27 at 15:26
What is the difference between have been and went?
Awarded May 27 at 2:00
"Will" vs "be going" to talk about something that is planned
Awarded May 26 at 10:15
using "next" to days of the week
Awarded May 26 at 8:41
How is "better off" different from just "better"?
Awarded May 25 at 10:36
What is the difference between ''a spool'' and ''a reel''?
Awarded May 24 at 18:19
"She smashed her finger in the door." — What does this mean? Could you please describe this process?
Awarded May 24 at 12:09
Is there any object we own but don't possess?
Awarded May 24 at 1:05
Why is zero plural?
Awarded May 23 at 21:01
Why is zero plural?
Awarded May 23 at 20:55
Spend time and money [in/on/at/for] physical activities
Awarded May 22 at 6:27
Is "ones" in this sentence grammatical?
Awarded May 20 at 11:55
In general, most male adults have acted/acted rebelliously at a certain point in their lives. - are both acceptable when talking about a general idea?
Awarded May 20 at 11:07
Idiom used for a situation for someone powerful facing even more powerful
Awarded May 20 at 8:07
Use of past perfect tense
Awarded May 20 at 4:02
Can I say "Rolex watches are astronomical", "astronomical" in the sense of "expensive"?
Awarded May 19 at 1:55
What word would you use to describe this figure: "20 per 1000 people"? A proportion?
Awarded May 16 at 9:06
What word would you use to describe this figure: "20 per 1000 people"? A proportion?
Awarded May 15 at 19:03
Correct message to notify users about errors in data
Awarded May 15 at 12:57
goofing it up, got herself up
Awarded May 14 at 8:40
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