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Why 'receive' and 'relieve' have different spellings?

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"fancy someone" and other expressions

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I wish (if) I could buy a bike

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Is amplified by a "factor of A" correct?

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What does "her mouth was the thinnest of thin lines" imply?

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His Health Pick Up

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The meaning of whipped through the mall

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Using articles 'a', 'an', 'the' with 'and'

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rock combo -- what does that mean?

answered Oct 18, 2014 at 21:43

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whichever method you choose.. or whichever method that you choose

answered Oct 14, 2014 at 5:17

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was to be and was to have been

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Subject / Verb agreement?

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Do two parts of a sentence have to use the same tense?

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"tapping into the pulsing"

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Is the use of 'keep up appearances' correct in this context?

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How to use the word CART/KART?

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'all' , 'all the', 'all of the', and 'the whole'

answered Oct 14, 2014 at 23:02

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Expressing "Every person has a season in which the person thrives" in another form

answered Oct 15, 2014 at 3:41

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What is the difference between sing for / sing to me?

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What should the missing article be?

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See That She Was Smiling

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Is "a couple of something" plural or singular?

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About the word "RELATED"

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Punctuation: ";" vs ","

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How to understand "All machines have their friction..." by Thoreau?

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Meaning of "looking about" and "smart without a name"?

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What the difference between sentences in terms of context

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numbers of the nouns = the noun numbers?

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How we use 'child and parent vs parents'?

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Why 'receive' and 'relieve' have different spellings?

"fancy someone" and other expressions

I wish (if) I could buy a bike

Is amplified by a "factor of A" correct?

What does "her mouth was the thinnest of thin lines" imply?

His Health Pick Up

The meaning of whipped through the mall

Using articles 'a', 'an', 'the' with 'and'

rock combo -- what does that mean?

whichever method you choose.. or whichever method that you choose

was to be and was to have been

Subject / Verb agreement?

Do two parts of a sentence have to use the same tense?

"tapping into the pulsing"

Is the use of 'keep up appearances' correct in this context?

How to use the word CART/KART?

'all' , 'all the', 'all of the', and 'the whole'

Expressing "Every person has a season in which the person thrives" in another form

What is the difference between sing for / sing to me?

What should the missing article be?

See That She Was Smiling

Is "a couple of something" plural or singular?

About the word "RELATED"

Punctuation: ";" vs ","

How to understand "All machines have their friction..." by Thoreau?

Meaning of "looking about" and "smart without a name"?

What the difference between sentences in terms of context

numbers of the nouns = the noun numbers?

How we use 'child and parent vs parents'?