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Is it grammatical to say "according to the law" instead of "according the law"?

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What is the opposite of "star" (celebrity)?

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What's a polite way of asking "who are you?" on the phone?

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American equivalent of British "takeaway"

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What is an idiomatic way to tell someone to put their hands on someone's eyes in order to not let them see?

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I demand that he leave or leaves?

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How to deal with unknown genders in English?

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How do I invite a friend "on my expense"?

answered Jan 11, 2017 at 8:17

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Call yourself God

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A pro and a con at the same time

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An adjective for a woman showing lots of skin?

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Word for unused in a while?

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A word or a phrase for "riding a bicycle on only one wheel"

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Agnostic vs Atheist

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What does Sashimi being a staple mean?

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"laugh out loud" VS "laugh out loudly"

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How do I start a sentence with a date?

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What do you call the "collars" of a bathrobe?

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Plural of driver's license

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At or in the mirror?

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Singular or plural with "zero": "The temperature will drop to zero degree(s)"

answered Jan 9, 2017 at 11:05

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Verb for "just opening a bit" a window or door

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"We're stuck between floors two and three". Is the definite article implied?

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What's the difference between "replication" and "duplication"?

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Do I have to use a comma after it in "We appreciate it when..."

answered Dec 6, 2017 at 23:13

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Meaning of "by fall"

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Why is "it's nice to hearing from you" wrong?

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What is the difference between the verbs "put on" and "wear"?

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What do you call the things inside a fruit?

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How to describe this font feature in English?

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Is it grammatical to say "according to the law" instead of "according the law"?

What is the opposite of "star" (celebrity)?

What's a polite way of asking "who are you?" on the phone?

American equivalent of British "takeaway"

What is an idiomatic way to tell someone to put their hands on someone's eyes in order to not let them see?

I demand that he leave or leaves?

How to deal with unknown genders in English?

How do I invite a friend "on my expense"?

Call yourself God

A pro and a con at the same time

An adjective for a woman showing lots of skin?

Word for unused in a while?

A word or a phrase for "riding a bicycle on only one wheel"

Agnostic vs Atheist

What does Sashimi being a staple mean?

"laugh out loud" VS "laugh out loudly"

How do I start a sentence with a date?

What do you call the "collars" of a bathrobe?

Plural of driver's license

At or in the mirror?

Singular or plural with "zero": "The temperature will drop to zero degree(s)"

Verb for "just opening a bit" a window or door

"We're stuck between floors two and three". Is the definite article implied?

What's the difference between "replication" and "duplication"?

Do I have to use a comma after it in "We appreciate it when..."

Meaning of "by fall"

Why is "it's nice to hearing from you" wrong?

What is the difference between the verbs "put on" and "wear"?

What do you call the things inside a fruit?

How to describe this font feature in English?