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How to understand "Beat the jolt, check the volt"?
Awarded Nov 16 at 8:10
Another way to say a very detailed plan
Awarded Nov 15 at 21:47
Will you greet your close friend 'Hi there'?
Awarded Nov 15 at 17:33
Which is correct: "I would rather not" or "I would rather not to"?
Awarded Nov 15 at 16:15
Is "It's people" grammatically correct?
Awarded Nov 15 at 14:33
Why aren't there separate "meat words" for chicken and/or fish? [closed]
Awarded Nov 15 at 14:33
Word for something that is true only at a specific period in time
Awarded Nov 15 at 13:16
How to express logarithms verbally?
Awarded Nov 15 at 11:35
Is it wrong to say "very recommended" for something
Awarded Nov 15 at 10:03
Understanding the difference between second and moment
Awarded Nov 15 at 8:56
How to say "You may return to your seat" in polite way
Awarded Nov 15 at 8:20
"I am open to become" or "I am open to becoming"
Awarded Nov 15 at 5:05
When referring to kilometers, what is the equivalent of "mileage"?
Awarded Nov 14 at 21:10
Difference between "feels" and "is feeling" in the following case
Awarded Nov 14 at 10:20
"To Africa" vs "in Africa"
Awarded Nov 14 at 9:43
"Such a good day!" Is this gramatically correct? Is it a complete sentence?
Awarded Nov 14 at 7:25
Meaning of "lag" in "lag bolt"
Awarded Nov 14 at 7:25
"Have you seen the movie" vs "Have you ever seen the movie"
Awarded Nov 14 at 2:51
What does “nine bells” mean?
Awarded Nov 13 at 16:12
Phrase for not making a big deal out of something that is a big deal?
Awarded Nov 13 at 14:18
check out vs try out
Awarded Nov 13 at 11:55
Can do AND can not do
Awarded Nov 13 at 4:15
Is it OK to say 'become to do'? [closed]
Awarded Nov 13 at 1:26
never saw/have seen
Awarded Nov 12 at 17:27
Why does "to lift the law" actually mean to revoke it?
Awarded Nov 12 at 11:01
"look after", "take care of" and "take after"
Awarded Nov 12 at 2:03
What is difference between "don't remember" and "not that remember"
Awarded Nov 11 at 5:55
"the world over" vs "all over the world"
Awarded Nov 11 at 5:50
What should be the subject line to use in an email asking to join a research lab?
Awarded Nov 11 at 5:50
Knocked off vs Knocked down
Awarded Nov 10 at 19:18
What's the difference between 'bluffing', 'bragging' and 'showing off'
Awarded Nov 10 at 13:18
Way away- Meaning and Sentence?
Awarded Nov 10 at 11:41
Meaning of "We got this"?
Awarded Nov 10 at 5:20
meaning of "a billion to one" and "50 million to 1"
Awarded Nov 9 at 22:20
Use of "would rather" with different subjects
Awarded Nov 9 at 21:08
Difference between "to enter through", "to enter from", "to enter by"
Awarded Nov 9 at 15:56
"straight-As", what does it mean? [duplicate]
Awarded Nov 9 at 12:36
How is JSON pronounced?
Awarded Nov 8 at 21:50
Did vs was doing vs had done vs had been doing
Awarded Nov 8 at 17:06
Can we or we can?
Awarded Nov 8 at 16:18
What does "I got sick" mean? [closed]
Awarded Nov 8 at 15:46
Turn The Gun On Somebody [duplicate]
Awarded Nov 8 at 14:33
correct usage of preposition 'on' and 'by'
Awarded Nov 8 at 13:42
Proverb request: too much of something makes its value decrease or disappear
Awarded Nov 8 at 10:03
What's the difference between "might..." and "might potentially... "?
Awarded Nov 8 at 8:48
Is there is any difference between "full life" and "full of life" (without any context)? [closed]
Awarded Nov 8 at 7:04
What's more stronger in meaning of "not interesting","dull" or "boring"?
Awarded Nov 8 at 4:33
Can I say "pain is relieved" or "soreness is relieved"?
Awarded Nov 8 at 2:48
Choice of tense: the story was interesting / is interesting
Awarded Nov 8 at 1:56
you JUST had to?
Awarded Nov 8 at 0:33
"Not positive but pretty sure" meaning [closed]
Awarded Nov 7 at 23:10
Prepositions for places "at", "in" or "on"
Awarded Nov 7 at 10:03
Should I use "late lunch" or "a late lunch" in the following?
Awarded Nov 7 at 9:01
How to use the phrase "rule out"?
Awarded Nov 7 at 4:42
"How+adjective" vs '"How much +adjective"
Awarded Nov 7 at 2:52
With this occasion [closed]
Awarded Nov 7 at 0:56
Can the word 'stops ' be used instead of 'stop'?
Awarded Nov 6 at 15:46
Does “you can go now” sound rude? Context provided in question
Awarded Nov 6 at 15:11
What does "stretch up" mean?
Awarded Nov 6 at 12:56
Help me understand this phrase from a novel. [closed]
Awarded Nov 6 at 12:10
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