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Is it grammatically correct to say 'I suspect this clause to be a bit sloppy English'?
Jun 18
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Meaning of "That was a home word of Pinkerton's"
Oct 30, 2023
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". . . those who feel able to answer this call for help, have a strong cup of coffee and be on your way."
Apr 5
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"Robert had suggested he invite her to his graduation . . ."
Apr 26
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"And don't you polish up well!"
Mar 29
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She got her bag caught vs. She had her bag caught
Apr 10
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What does "I had found the time to hover at some half a dozen jewellers' windows" mean in this context? [closed]
Oct 8, 2023
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"I'll not be held accountable for what I do with them!"
May 24
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"You'll set me off"
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"Giant diamond teardrops and swooping strings of chandelier glass hang imperious and heavy over the tables."
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Meaning (likelihood, credibility) of "but the only trouble was that I'd never seen you before" in Our Town by Thornton Wilder