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Do you really answer “How do you do?” with “How do you do?”

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Why is 'what will you do tomorrow evening' incorrect?

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'study in' or 'study at' (some university)?

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Is it necessary to use commas in lists before the conjunction?

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How can I describe these windows?

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How do I know when to use "the" versus "a" versus "∅" as an article on a noun?

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How does the grammar work in "here be dragons"?

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Can a silent letter be employed?

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Can you reply "you too" to wishes such as "Good luck"?

answered Feb 5, 2013 at 6:56

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"Many a year" vs. "many years"

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What do you call a person with a good memory? Does 'intelligent' work?

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laugh (noun) vs laughter

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What do you mean with.... vs What do you mean by

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Either A or B vs. A or B respectively

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Is it uncommon to end a sentence with a contraction?

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What is the type of movement of hot-air balloons called in English?

answered Feb 19, 2013 at 20:52

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Are archaic third person singular forms of verbs useful to English learners?

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"As following" vs "as follows"

answered Feb 18, 2013 at 7:35

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Intimidate - Always to threaten and fill with fear?

answered Mar 25, 2013 at 14:32

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How do you address a policeman on duty?

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Happy Holidays or Happy Holiday?

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What is "No parking" short for?

answered Nov 29, 2013 at 11:21

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Is it correct to use honorifics or titles after someone's name rather than before?

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How should I understand "He won a weekend for two in Rome."?

answered Apr 14, 2013 at 16:12

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Can 'domestic animal' be used instead of 'livestock'?

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Difference between "fulfill" and "fill"

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What is the word for describing a thing right at the edge?

answered Feb 26, 2013 at 21:35

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Is "stove element" a common name for this object?

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Is the word "crazy" always negative?

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How to express something that happens currently, but that might be fixed in the future?

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Do you really answer “How do you do?” with “How do you do?”

Why is 'what will you do tomorrow evening' incorrect?

'study in' or 'study at' (some university)?

Is it necessary to use commas in lists before the conjunction?

How can I describe these windows?

How do I know when to use "the" versus "a" versus "∅" as an article on a noun?

How does the grammar work in "here be dragons"?

Can a silent letter be employed?

Can you reply "you too" to wishes such as "Good luck"?

"Many a year" vs. "many years"

What do you call a person with a good memory? Does 'intelligent' work?

laugh (noun) vs laughter

What do you mean with.... vs What do you mean by

Either A or B vs. A or B respectively

Is it uncommon to end a sentence with a contraction?

What is the type of movement of hot-air balloons called in English?

Are archaic third person singular forms of verbs useful to English learners?

"As following" vs "as follows"

Intimidate - Always to threaten and fill with fear?

How do you address a policeman on duty?

Happy Holidays or Happy Holiday?

What is "No parking" short for?

Is it correct to use honorifics or titles after someone's name rather than before?

How should I understand "He won a weekend for two in Rome."?

Can 'domestic animal' be used instead of 'livestock'?

Difference between "fulfill" and "fill"

What is the word for describing a thing right at the edge?

Is "stove element" a common name for this object?

Is the word "crazy" always negative?

How to express something that happens currently, but that might be fixed in the future?