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WendiKidd
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Does "a couple" always mean two?

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What do you call a table that is unstable?

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"Did you watch this movie?" or "Have you watched this movie?"

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Difference between "won't" and "will not"

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What does "period" mean in this conversation?

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Canonical Post #1: When to Trust Your Grammar Checker

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"When I first moved here" -- is it "first" of many times?

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Do Canadians and Americans really use "gotten" as past participle when speaking?

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Is "tin foil" for "aluminium foil" deprecated?

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What is the difference between "look at" and "look to"?

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How to describe wearing a T-shirt in a opposite manner?

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Can I say "copied-and-pasted"?

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What is the equivalent expression for "parla come mangi" ("speak as you eat"), used to tell someone they are speaking too formally or technically?

13 votes
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What does ‘nah’ mean?

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What does the phrase '2000-never' mean?

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Should I always use a hyphen to make clear what an attributive describes?

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What is the difference between "Gas" / "Petrol" / "Benzine" / "Gasoline"

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What does "that's something" mean?

10 votes

abstain vs refrain

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How would a native speaker understand a malformed question?

10 votes

Plural form of "brother-in-law" when a possessive case is involved

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What does the word "though" mean and on which occasions can be used?

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"I bought children books for my children" - is it grammatical?

10 votes

"was" vs. "had" in "If I 'was'/'had' his age"

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Can we substitute "make" with "let" in certain contexts?

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Tampered vs Broken vs Teared

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Tense disagreement with time adverbial: “had been wearing” used with “a week ago”

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Can one who lived be the subject of 'leave'?

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When is thrice used?

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What is the opposite of 'go down the road'?

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