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“I just sucked it out of my thumb”: Is the phrase used in American English — kirelagin 312
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Adjective + “of them” — Adriano 1092
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How to know what preposition to use — Luke Baumgarten 49718
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What is the plural form of “zero”? — Mixo Lydian 885
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Is a sentence beginning with “Different from” not so good? — Stan 1838
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Which is the correct expression for say that I have two items of three possibilities? — Jerry 2297
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A summer house, a cottage or a cabin? — Heidi 133
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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”? — D. M. Davidson 163
may 22 at 21:04
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — Daniel 112
may 22 at 20:14
What's the meaning of “I casually drink alcohol” and “I socially drink alcohol” — H4CK3R 334
may 22 at 17:49
“Arrogant” vs. “conceited” — Vael Victus 1538
may 22 at 14:23
Is “May I have some drink?” incorrect? — bill 112
may 22 at 13:58
How to Construct an Unambiguous Joint Possessive that Follows a Verb? — Hal 565
may 22 at 13:13
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — James Stott 494
may 22 at 3:12
Is ‘anything in a skirt” a popular idiom? Does it have special overtones? — Cong Xu 37616
may 21 at 21:12
There is/are for multiple subjects — Sam 18
may 21 at 13:52
Attributive or Possessive noun — DavidR 95836
may 21 at 10:37
If the rule is “such (a) + adj. + noun”, why is “such fun” correct? — Mari-Lou A 664
may 21 at 7:21
If a room cannot be escaped, it is inescapable. What if a room cannot be entered? — Darling 172
may 20 at 22:09
since that I have left your home [closed] — Karel Varel 111
may 20 at 20:39
Word meaning “to actively demonstrate knowledge” — wendell 111
may 20 at 17:14
Possessive Question [duplicate] — Lance 42
may 20 at 15:44
What is the meaning of “down-level” — truongdung0502 92
may 20 at 8:18
“what are some xyz” [closed] — user44557 111
may 19 at 17:47
Would you say “wanna” when you want something? — Narendra DroidWorm 1346
may 18 at 20:26
Use of “is” vs. “are” when both singular and plural countable nouns follow — Tennysoned 112
may 18 at 11:10
Is it okay to omit the space after a comma in square bracket references, e.g. “[45,46,47,64]” in a research paper — jonathan 364
may 18 at 3:03
“It was still bright/light outside.” Is one of these incorrect? — David 62
may 17 at 14:04
Programming terminology difficulty [closed] — Ben Reich 2216
may 17 at 8:27
repeat the past conversation — Sheetal 192
may 16 at 17:22
Is “emptiest” a logically correct term? — Rahul Ranjan 557
may 16 at 17:12
I can't make heads or tails of this paragraph. It's a complex pun. (Warning: mildly “bad language” and urban lingo.) — VRM 62
may 16 at 15:37
What does “consign” mean in this example? — davidjhp 1084
may 16 at 11:36
Is there a word that means, “Group with a distinguished member?” — user18921 1223
may 16 at 10:40
Could I use 'this' to introduce a person? [closed] — Nguyen Minh Binh 1073
may 15 at 22:56
Using “Thank you” and “Cheers” [duplicate] — user1297102 111
may 15 at 14:13
Whose window? - What's the idiom for unpredictable unknown beneficial opportunities that might come up? — barlop 1032
may 15 at 12:58
Direct to Reported Speech - a scenario of ambiguity [duplicate] — Aneesh Karthik C 1184
may 15 at 11:02
A Word that means “to adapt or improve, to conform to a higher standard”? — Dave W 11
may 15 at 10:12
Is there a sound name for 's', 'z', 'sh', 'ch' and 'j' — canoe 1184
may 15 at 9:42
Ek kaan se suno aur dusre kaan se nikaal do in English proverb? [closed] — Ravindra Shekhawat 1975
may 15 at 6:56
“Oblong to Allantoid” — is it valid? [closed] — des 133
may 14 at 16:47
Can I use the “ll” contraction with proper names? — Panda Pajama 1325
may 14 at 12:11
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — AfterLife 13
may 14 at 6:03
What does 'What kind of mischief are you up to?' mean? — english beginner 61
may 13 at 23:31
First printed use of the word “diagram” in English — Christoph Lueder 263
may 13 at 17:34
“Infer” vs. “imply” — can “infer” imply “imply”? — Beska 28619
may 13 at 14:33
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — Kevdog777 1117
may 13 at 13:48
“A snap on the back” vs. “a snap at the back” — Edward Octavianus Pakpahan 162
may 13 at 12:17
Hypernym for “men, women, kids, etc.” [closed] — Lalit Arora 61
may 13 at 12:07
Grammaticality of “Shoreditch station to permanently close” — adarshr 1484
may 13 at 9:46
Does this sentence use ironic quotation marks correctly? — Mitaksh Gupta 1093
may 12 at 22:27
“No restriction” vs. “no restrictions” — Bruce 1085
may 12 at 21:02
Beating them “with my gloves on” — batpigandme 3398
may 12 at 3:47
Why can we use “inadequate” but not “inspecific”? [duplicate] — 2unco 1072
may 11 at 23:14
(post deleted or otherwise unavailable) — muffin 11
may 11 at 4:44
Does exaggeration imply intent to misrepresent? — kss 112
may 10 at 22:57
Difference between “technically possible” and “physically possible”? — TrevorD 7558
may 10 at 11:59
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”? — Ray 586212
may 10 at 6:22
What's the meaning of “contribution” and “contribute” in computer English? — JZ.Hunt 72
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