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for questions specifically related to the English language as spoken and written in the United Kingdom.
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Writing IT articles in english language - basic rules
Standard Q&A format time people! :) Questions have the same number as their related answers!
Is it good to use two (or more) same words in one sentence? Look at
first sentence in this question ((. …
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Language; math vs maths
American English varies (especially in it's uses of z vs s), and this is one of the ways it does so. Whilst over here in the UK it's (officially1) "maths" with an "s", American English has it without …
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