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94 Questions

Possible responses to "thank you"

Would saying "who is this" in normal tone be rude in an occasion not on the phone?

What does "if not" mean in the given sentence

"Guess what" and "You know what"

"What makes her laugh IS ..." or "What makes her laugh ARE ..." - plural or singular?

The usage of "among others"?

How to understand this sentence

Can one discern the verb solely from this sentence?

What is a word or an idiom for "an act that makes alive something inanimate"?

Is "My concern is ..." equivalent to "I think ..."?

"Something that interests me" and "Something interesting me"

"How is going" or "How is it going" or both?

Proper words to utter when shaking hands with others?

Does "good to see you" end a conversation?

Is it "be silent about" or "be silent on"?

Punctuation usage?

What is a single word such that it is not too deserted and it conveys the meaning of "desiredly"?

"I want to" and "I would like to" and "I would love to"

Does "aristocratic" have a derogatory meaning in current usage?

''Amoral'' --- ''lacking sense of morality'' equivalence?

How to appropriately arrange this description

Is the midwest accent the standard accent in TOEFL and CNN?

? Your boss tells you not to bother taking off your coat

Be he right or wrong?

Authentic alternatives for "because"

"Antonym" for "from the bottom up"

Can I use a semicolon before because?

Would it be considered impolite to use um-hum in a conversation?

Is "The readers are not limited to musicians" correct?

Rule of thumb for using "the"?