Adel

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I like time-saving.


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Mar
24
 comment To devote vs. dedicate yourself: which works better for being studious?
Thank you, and I see your point. Thanks!!!
Mar
24
 accepted To devote vs. dedicate yourself: which works better for being studious?
Mar
24
 asked To devote vs. dedicate yourself: which works better for being studious?
Mar
22
 comment How should one punctuate the phrase “simply to understand devote yourself”?
@EdwinAshworth - Agreed, they come off as forced. .. But it's word-play
Nov
10
 awarded  Notable Question
Jul
30
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Jun
23
 awarded  Yearling
May
13
 revised “There isn't” vs. “there's not”
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May
13
 comment What are these wheels called in English?
But that's just it - wheels is the word
May
13
 answered “There isn't” vs. “there's not”
Apr
24
 accepted Is there a word for the mental state of laughter?
Apr
24
 comment Is there a word for the mental state of laughter?
@cornbreadninja - Exactly! Isn't it akin to being mad in that it's uncontrollable? Like that famous video on YT of the talkshow guy laughing at a castrated man's voice>?
Apr
24
 revised Is there a word for the mental state of laughter?
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Apr
24
 asked Is there a word for the mental state of laughter?
Apr
9
 comment Why “interesting” is sometimes pronounced as “intra-sting”
Oooah, tsk.. and I've been sayin "insting" all along!
Apr
7
 awarded  Popular Question
Mar
4
 accepted What is meant by the “benefit of the doubt”?
Mar
3
 comment What does “drive-in teller” mean?
That girl's hot.. jus sayin
Mar
3
 asked What is meant by the “benefit of the doubt”?
Dec
19
 awarded  Nice Question
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