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Don't utter utter nonsense! [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 20 at 1:26
Syntactic analysis of a sentence
Awarded Mar 19 at 14:48
Why is a comma needed in front of "whereas"?
Awarded Mar 19 at 14:41
What is the correct verb form for a list of tasks/responsibilities in CV?
Awarded Mar 18 at 11:31
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Hyphen use in adjectives before a noun [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 16 at 7:17
I'm trying to understand the sentence below. The use of quotes doesn't make sense to me [closed]
Awarded Mar 15 at 20:47
A single word for overselling / lying about ones own importance/credentials?
Awarded Mar 15 at 18:33
Synonyms for times of the day [closed]
Awarded Mar 15 at 8:11
"...embedded one inch lateral to the wound edge" or "...embedded one inch laterally to the wound edge"
Awarded Mar 13 at 20:00
When do you capitalize names of groups of people?
Awarded Mar 13 at 15:45
Does the verb 'to be' have a direct object in English? And do all prepositions create a direct object too?
Awarded Mar 13 at 15:34
Is ‘Raid Kills Bugs Dead’ grammatical?
Awarded Mar 13 at 7:36
"Starting end of July"
Awarded Mar 12 at 13:06
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Awarded Mar 12 at 4:04
What does "happy the man who changes Emma for Harriet" mean?
Awarded Mar 9 at 10:10
Spelling a word out in writing, would you use commas between each letter?
Awarded Mar 9 at 9:07
"the idea started simple" vs "the idea started simply"
Awarded Mar 9 at 2:42
Shape then age or age then shape: is this Cambridge Dictionary article wrong?
Awarded Mar 8 at 3:38
Meaning of "tall" in "I never saw him look so tall."
Awarded Mar 7 at 6:21
How does the meaning of "high time" depend on the tone of voice and/or context?
Awarded Mar 6 at 20:05
Meaning of "Can't be vice" in "Oh. Geez...Can't be vice. We're paid up"
Awarded Mar 6 at 19:02
Gerund or present participle? [duplicate]
Awarded Mar 6 at 17:28
A word that combines 'thought' and 'feeling' without reinforcing their separation
Awarded Mar 4 at 18:53
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Awarded Mar 3 at 13:14
Why doesn't "how come" invert the subject and verb?
Awarded Mar 2 at 6:55
What is the word for someone who follows instructions incorrectly but believes what they're doing is right? [closed]
Awarded Mar 1 at 12:31
What is the current politically correct term for a Caucasian person to use without offending in reference to a negro/black/African American/?? person?
Awarded Feb 28 at 18:30
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Awarded Feb 28 at 7:42
What's the term for something that takes place three times a year? [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 27 at 15:46
How can I learn 10000 words in English in few time? [closed]
Awarded Feb 27 at 15:46
Global geopolitics or geopolitics [closed]
Awarded Feb 27 at 15:46
What adverb describes a poster hanging so loosely it's about to fall?
Awarded Feb 26 at 15:33
In the context of trading systems, is "expirator" used to refer to a service that controls the expiration of derivatives? [closed]
Awarded Feb 26 at 15:18
What did people say instead of "accidentally" or "by accident"?
Awarded Feb 26 at 0:21
What kind of grammatical construct is "for this"?
Awarded Feb 25 at 13:41
"Ownership of" vs "ownership by"
Awarded Feb 24 at 21:27
Rhetorical device in which two intonations of a phrase yield two different meanings?
Awarded Feb 22 at 15:10
Two consecutive verbs in past tense
Awarded Feb 22 at 2:36
Origin of "Can too" in response to "You can't"
Awarded Feb 22 at 1:53
Listing items with distinct numberings
Awarded Feb 21 at 14:36
What does the phrase "not so in between" mean?
Awarded Feb 21 at 12:41
Word/phrase for a group of people who have deep-seated knowledge within their company
Awarded Feb 20 at 13:17
Intrude on someone's home? or into? or different preposition?
Awarded Feb 19 at 7:57
What (if anything) is "split verbal structure", and is it a bad thing?
Awarded Feb 18 at 3:19
Find English idiom
Awarded Feb 16 at 22:51
The origin of 'water breaking' during pregnancy
Awarded Feb 16 at 0:22
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Awarded Feb 15 at 1:27
What is the adjectival form of "paragon"?
Awarded Feb 14 at 10:33
When to use "being" in participles?
Awarded Feb 13 at 15:46
How and when did 'performant' enter common usage in the United States?
Awarded Feb 12 at 23:42
Which one is correct prepostion? [closed]
Awarded Feb 12 at 12:22
What is the English equivalent of the painting technique "pittura a corpo"?
Awarded Feb 11 at 10:21
Can "subterranean" refer to something that exists inside a mountain?
Awarded Feb 11 at 9:51
An antonym to 'persistently' or 'permanently' for describing something that comes later in a period
Awarded Feb 11 at 2:22
Can 'which' modify words that are not directly adjacent to it?
Awarded Feb 10 at 19:27
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Awarded Feb 10 at 3:30
Comparative adverb
Awarded Feb 10 at 0:15
What do you call it when you make satirical replacements of positive words for negative words starting with the same letter?
Awarded Feb 7 at 14:17
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