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it vs. this vs. that

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How can you recognize if an "uncle" is father's brother or mother's brother? (Is there any "default option"? )

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What is the filling of the stapler called in English? (picture attached)

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What is the meaning of the quote "A chain is only as strong as its weakest link?

10 votes

Arrive to or arrive at?

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What's the form of the modal "must" in the past or future?

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What are the combinations of ch, sh, th, wh, ph called in the professional literature jargon?

5 votes

Which article should be used in the following sentence?

5 votes

You can contact me on/over/by Skype

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“file doesn’t exist” or “file doesn’t exists”

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"In the 1970s, Viking space probes may have etc." - help for understanding

4 votes

What is the brown cardboard covering coffee cups called in English?

4 votes

How to ask someone to speak lower and louder?

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How to pronounce A'B'C'?

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punctuation marks - importance and examples

3 votes

A troop of monkeys ______ coming towards us ( is/ are)

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There 'is' people or There 'are' people?

3 votes

I'm waiting for you ON/AT/IN the second floor?

3 votes

What day is it? vs. what date is it?

3 votes

sick vs. patient?

3 votes

What do we call the half closing of eyes?

3 votes

the skull protects "on the brain" or "the brain"?

3 votes

I didn't ('go' or 'went') to party?

3 votes

What is the soft part of the palm called in English?

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What is the British term for the place where people change clothes at the gym?

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What is the notebook of marks (school/uni) called in English?

2 votes

"What" in questions about professions

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What this organ (anatomically) is used for?

2 votes

Do I need "one" in the following case?

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I lived Vs. I was living