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87 votes

Is there an idiom that says not to change a perfectly good thing?

32 votes

Meaning: "waiting for 6 hours" vs. "6 hours since I was waiting"

28 votes

Using "at a jail" vs. "in a jail"

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The meaning of "shooting" in this sentence "Here's the HTML we're shooting to generate"

16 votes

'I got a cold' versus 'I caught a cold'

15 votes
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Words to describe the situation in which my diary book has a few fresh pages left

15 votes

The difference between 'extra chair' and 'spare chair'

14 votes
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“puked” vs. “vomited”

13 votes
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Which one(s) of “up”, “above”, “over”, “on” and “upon” is (or are) correct for this sentence?

13 votes

“in the morning” vs. “in morning”

12 votes
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"Product list" vs "Products list"

12 votes

Which is more polite, "Would you" or "Could you"?

11 votes

Alone or by yourself?

11 votes

Alternative ways of saying "...., right?"

10 votes
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Meaning of "That was all he had in the way of a wheel barrow"

10 votes

Overdose or overdo on vitamins?

10 votes
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Correct plural usage for "hundreds" and "thousands"

10 votes

fall into a category vs. fall under a category

10 votes
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Which is correct: "have been completed" or "are completed"

10 votes

difference between "came along" and "along came"

9 votes

"Lily, not he/him, had planned the party" — Which pronoun is more appropriate?

9 votes

take a screwdriver to something

9 votes
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A word for the machine that tells a news reader what to say (using scrolling subtitles)

9 votes

Difference between "fat chance" and "slim chance"?

9 votes

Sarcastic Idioms for being slow to notice something

9 votes

What do we call an act of making sounds from bending/twisting body joints (as in knuckles)?

9 votes

What is the meaning of "For Good"?

8 votes
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Bring versus Take: specific example

8 votes

Using an idiom, how to describe a two-faced friend who speaks ill of you behind your back?

8 votes

Now we're only a nip and tuck away

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