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Richard Winters
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What does "confused TF out of" mean?

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What does 'sus' mean in the sentence "People who joined Facebook after 2017 are sus."?

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How is the term 'medieval' used?

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"Look at the pictures" or "Look at these pictures"?

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Is "triggerer" correct, or is there some other word to identify the person who triggered something?

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Is it correct to say "turn the air conditioner up/down" when we want the air conditioner to make the room cooler/less cool?

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When I tell a story in the past, shouldn't I use past tense when the verbs are describing states?

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"This kind of particles" or "These kind of particles"

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Is this place called a barn?

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a rehearsal for a gunfight set

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Can "hold on" and "hold up" be interchangeable in British and American English when you want to stop someone from proceeding an action?

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What verb is used for scattering the smoke/smell off of you with waving of the hands?

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The correct usage of "neither... nor"?

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about a pronoun "we" in academic writings

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"on the other hand" or "on the contrary"

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Is saying "being honest" instead of "to be honest" common?

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Why is damn a swear word while dang and darn aren't?

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How do you say produce more noises through clapping?

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Old English versus Middle English

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Which one is correct for general ideas?

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Does "on sale" always mean just "available to be bought" in England and always mean "available to be bought at lower price" in America?

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put pen to paper

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What is the difference between "tear" and "tear off"?

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A is for Apple / A stands for Apple

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Can I use passive voice without agents?

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"Gives me an opportunity" or "gives me the opportunity"?

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Definite article before "office"

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Why Titanic than Titanik, Why Cat but not Kat

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What's the meaning of "buzz" in this sentence?

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What does "publish obscurely" mean?

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