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Why are 'proper nouns' of body enzymes and things the like not capitalized?

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a year on: what does it mean?

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Brazil: the Once and Future Country - how do you understand the word "once"?

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A parentless child is an orphan, but the parents who lost their child are?

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Pronunciation of the prefix de- (UK / NA)

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How to say "говорящее название/фамилия"(speaking name) in English?

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Smile creep: What does this "creep" mean?

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Question about lyrics meaning

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My lady, Your honour, Your grace, how to decide whether to use "my" or "your"?

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How did you come to know?

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Is there no conjugation needed in this specific sentence?

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what does "Christmas-like" mean?

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"What did he say?" or "What he said?"

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What is the difference between manners and etiquette?

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Using THE before some countries

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Meaning of "The glass still keeps very high"

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German order in English numbers? (Can I say 'five and forty' for 'forty-five'?)

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Is there an antonym(...) for "append"?

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Is there an antonym(...) for "append"?

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Is it considered rude to say something won't be explained in a text because you assume the reader is knowledgeable about it?

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usage of prefix multi

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Another word for "wedding"

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One-word synonym for 'out of context'?

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Ticked at me" what does it mean?

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What is the difference between "Thanks much" and "Thanks a lot"?

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Looking for a formal word has the same meaning of "well done"

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What is a specific term for people who think that they're always right?

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What is the meaning of "You no understand"?

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Difference between delighted with, about and at

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"He was surpassed in all Hobbit records only by two famous characters of old." - How to interpret this sentence

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Why are 'proper nouns' of body enzymes and things the like not capitalized?

a year on: what does it mean?

Brazil: the Once and Future Country - how do you understand the word "once"?

A parentless child is an orphan, but the parents who lost their child are?

Pronunciation of the prefix de- (UK / NA)

How to say "говорящее название/фамилия"(speaking name) in English?

Smile creep: What does this "creep" mean?

Question about lyrics meaning

My lady, Your honour, Your grace, how to decide whether to use "my" or "your"?

How did you come to know?

Is there no conjugation needed in this specific sentence?

what does "Christmas-like" mean?

"What did he say?" or "What he said?"

What is the difference between manners and etiquette?

Using THE before some countries

Meaning of "The glass still keeps very high"

German order in English numbers? (Can I say 'five and forty' for 'forty-five'?)

Is there an antonym(...) for "append"?

Is there an antonym(...) for "append"?

Is it considered rude to say something won't be explained in a text because you assume the reader is knowledgeable about it?

usage of prefix multi

Another word for "wedding"

One-word synonym for 'out of context'?

Ticked at me" what does it mean?

What is the difference between "Thanks much" and "Thanks a lot"?

Looking for a formal word has the same meaning of "well done"

What is a specific term for people who think that they're always right?

What is the meaning of "You no understand"?

Difference between delighted with, about and at

"He was surpassed in all Hobbit records only by two famous characters of old." - How to interpret this sentence