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Why is there a difference in the adoption of “Kindergarten” in American and British English? — Ibrahim 111
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Difference between misfunction and malfunction — user44720 111
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Opposite of “infinitesimal” — Daniel 112
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One word noun for “rule-follower” — Alpha 91
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Are there by chance any synonyms for “synonym”? — soph 111
13h ago
Why is “sergeant” pronounced “sargent”? — GoatGuy 442
14h ago
Where “summat” came from — Nina 111
15h ago
Is the term 'Occidental' still in common usage - or is it a legacy of a bygone age? — Patricia 111
16h ago
Party organized by the students of a department — Barbara N. 191
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What's the meaning of “I casually drink alcohol” and “I socially drink alcohol” — H4CK3R 233
18h ago
How would you concisely express 'the range of dates in which something is expected to happen'? — Kate 112
19h ago
Is “May I have some drink?” incorrect? — bill 112
21h ago
Looking for a better term than 'benign envy' or 'mudita' — linguist 111
1d ago
Speeded vs. Sped — James Stott 493
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What's the word for a specific kind of inhalation after crying? — eavn 111
1d ago
Imaginary line from your finger when pointing — D. M. Davidson 163
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Why is it ‘A God,’ not ‘God' in Mark Sanford’s “I want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances, but third, fourth, eighth chances”? — Mark K 111
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How should one pronounce “Brichester”? — Ramsey CAMPBELL 311
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If the rule is “such (a) + adj. + noun”, why is “such fun” correct? — Mari-Lou A 563
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What are the limitations on the “there + preposition” construction? — Aidan 111
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Is there a word similar to “condolences” that doesn't involve death? — Cathy Miller 91
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Why do non-native English speakers get the present participle wrong? — Sara Costa 17617
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Is it “dent” or “dint”? — Littleoldlady 111
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Word for a quote that was never actually said — Sam 1445
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British pronunciation of “plait” — David White 311
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(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — Anne Jones 11
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Why is it ‘A God,’ not ‘God' in Mark Sanford’s “I want to acknowledge a God not just of second chances, but third, fourth, eighth chances”? — Mark 111
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What do you call a computer window when it is not maximized or minimized? — Steve 211
may 20 at 7:48
Which one is correct? “I have work experience in ” or “I had work experience in”? — truongdung0502 92
may 20 at 1:37
“A good memory” vs. “good memories” — Jennifer 111
may 20 at 1:17
When is it appropriate to use “titled” vs. “entitled”? — David 211
may 19 at 16:37
“James while John had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher” Correct Sentence? — Paul McCombie 211
may 19 at 13:57
Why did English become a universal language and when? — user44513 111
may 19 at 2:11
“Recommend you [do something]” or “Recommend you to [do something]”? — Rob 111
may 18 at 22:51
fait accompli – to italicize, or not to italicize — Siyabonga Radebe 51
may 18 at 22:51
Use of “is” vs. “are” when both singular and plural countable nouns follow — Tennysoned 112
may 18 at 19:16
“Ineffectual” vs “ineffective” — ghetyrw 111
may 18 at 12:20
Words with opposite meanings in different regions — Darling 172
may 18 at 10:50
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may 18 at 4:49
Ignorantly dishonest — 240dl 111
may 18 at 4:08
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may 18 at 3:58
“It was still bright/light outside.” Is one of these incorrect? — Dominic L 191
may 18 at 0:48
Which is correct: “soda” or “pop”? — Misty Miller Sciarabba 111
may 17 at 19:31
Expression: Bag of hammers — Mr. Smythe 411
may 17 at 19:05
Quintology or Pentalogy? — Spanklin McGillicutty 111
may 17 at 16:45
Plural of “uh-oh” and “oh-no” — Alex North-Keys 1191
may 17 at 13:59
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — Honestly 11
may 17 at 11:08
What is the difference between “probably” and “possibly”? — arjun 111
may 17 at 11:03
Use of the word “referable” — Jim 111
may 17 at 11:03
Synonym for “pissed off” — libby 111
may 17 at 10:13
What is the difference between “skeptical” and “cynical”? — Reg 211
may 17 at 7:52
What is the difference between “curd” and “yogurt”? — Kalaiselvan 111
may 17 at 2:45
What word means “the thing you added” — Daniel 1212
may 17 at 1:30
What's the difference between “You have my word” and “I promise”? — English900 211
may 17 at 1:30
Single word for “unqualified truth” — Corien 111
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