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Does "49er" mean "A 49-year-old man"?

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Is there a polite, formal way to say "sh!t happens"?

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We're out of time. We're running out of time

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Beginning quotes with square brackets

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"it's not always so easy to get a thought out"

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Usage of 'shall' in questions

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Can "how to say" be pronounced as "howjsay"?

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"I wish it is just sometimes."

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Flock, Swarm, Throng, Platoon, Gang: What is the difference?

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"I hate red color" or "I hate red": why exactly is the first option ungrammatical

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become or became (or "are", or "have been")

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What is the meaning of “footloose” in “Now I gotta cut loose, footloose”

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Meaning of the phrase "over a cup of tea"

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What's the opposite (term) to 'cleavage'?

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Think of vs. figure out vs. work out

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Should “the darkness of water at midnight” have “the” before “water”?

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What is the difference in meaning between “cost” and “price”?

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When to use 'the' in front of a country?

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Since or Because?

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Which one is correct: a strong motivation or strong motivation?

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The verb that means "to gain popularity"

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Searching for an idiom to describe truth which is not exactly the truth, or a "tricky truth"

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English translation of Spanish imperfect tenses

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Why can't I use "do" in "How many rooms have conditioner?"

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A/the clinic(s) that open(s) out of regular official hours of a hospital

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"glad to find you" or "glad to found you"

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Difference between late getting back and late to get back

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Questions with declarative forms have the same meaning as their interrogative counterparts or not?

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Does "49er" mean "A 49-year-old man"?

Is there a polite, formal way to say "sh!t happens"?

We're out of time. We're running out of time

Question about "the" before names

Beginning quotes with square brackets

"it's not always so easy to get a thought out"

Usage of 'shall' in questions

Can "how to say" be pronounced as "howjsay"?

"I wish it is just sometimes."

Flock, Swarm, Throng, Platoon, Gang: What is the difference?

"I hate red color" or "I hate red": why exactly is the first option ungrammatical

become or became (or "are", or "have been")

What is the meaning of “footloose” in “Now I gotta cut loose, footloose”

Meaning of the phrase "over a cup of tea"

What's the opposite (term) to 'cleavage'?

Think of vs. figure out vs. work out

Should “the darkness of water at midnight” have “the” before “water”?

Invest Money With

What is the difference in meaning between “cost” and “price”?

When to use 'the' in front of a country?

Since or Because?

Which one is correct: a strong motivation or strong motivation?

The verb that means "to gain popularity"

Searching for an idiom to describe truth which is not exactly the truth, or a "tricky truth"

English translation of Spanish imperfect tenses

Why can't I use "do" in "How many rooms have conditioner?"

A/the clinic(s) that open(s) out of regular official hours of a hospital

"glad to find you" or "glad to found you"

Difference between late getting back and late to get back

Questions with declarative forms have the same meaning as their interrogative counterparts or not?