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What is the difference between “nope” and “no”?

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Is there any difference between being ill and sick?

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Is "indices" or "indexes" the plural of "index"?

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Is "thru" for "through" acceptable? "Tho" for "though"?

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Is there any other neutral word for homosexual male than gay?

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How would a native speaker understand "Time flies like an arrow"?

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What does "they blew everyone away" mean?

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Paint vs Draw Difference in meaning

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Do you work or are you a student?

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Between two options, which does "former" refer to and which does "latter"?

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Differences between "in order to", "so that" and "so as to"?

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What do I call these things in English?

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Is there a special word for the numbers 11 to 19?

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Dates and times: "on", "in", "at"?

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Which is the plural of "forum": "fora" or "forums"?

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How do I use the word "documentation"?

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you're out a dollar -- what does that actually mean?

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How can I say that not noticing something was very difficult?

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When do we double the consonant before '-ing' affix?

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"carry out the rubbish"

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What is the difference between reckless and aggressive driving?

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How to tell animals to go away?

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What's the meaning of "piss on"?

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Meaning of empathically in context of an advice or a warning

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A brief response to salespeople's leading questions?

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"I have no clue" vs. "I haven't a clue" vs. "I am clueless"

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What does the word "topically" mean in this context?

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Is there any difference between 'get away' and 'run away' in this context?

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Should it be "staggered at" or "staggered by"?

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Difference between "even if" and "even though"

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What is the difference between “nope” and “no”?

Is there any difference between being ill and sick?

Is "indices" or "indexes" the plural of "index"?

Is "thru" for "through" acceptable? "Tho" for "though"?

Is there any other neutral word for homosexual male than gay?

How would a native speaker understand "Time flies like an arrow"?

What does "they blew everyone away" mean?

Paint vs Draw Difference in meaning

Do you work or are you a student?

Between two options, which does "former" refer to and which does "latter"?

Differences between "in order to", "so that" and "so as to"?

What do I call these things in English?

Is there a special word for the numbers 11 to 19?

Dates and times: "on", "in", "at"?

Which is the plural of "forum": "fora" or "forums"?

How do I use the word "documentation"?

you're out a dollar -- what does that actually mean?

How can I say that not noticing something was very difficult?

When do we double the consonant before '-ing' affix?

"carry out the rubbish"

What is the difference between reckless and aggressive driving?

How to tell animals to go away?

What's the meaning of "piss on"?

Meaning of empathically in context of an advice or a warning

A brief response to salespeople's leading questions?

"I have no clue" vs. "I haven't a clue" vs. "I am clueless"

What does the word "topically" mean in this context?

Is there any difference between 'get away' and 'run away' in this context?

Should it be "staggered at" or "staggered by"?

Difference between "even if" and "even though"