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accepted Appropriate title case: 'em or 'Em or 'EM
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comment Appropriate title case: 'em or 'Em or 'EM
Relevant link: Give 'em Hell, Harry! (Wikipedia)
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comment Appropriate title case: 'em or 'Em or 'EM
@J.R. And in your case, you use lowercase for all two-letter words? (How about three-letter words like the, put, etc. What's the... 'er... formula? How do you do it?)
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comment Appropriate title case: 'em or 'Em or 'EM
@Kris If only you read the second comment under the question.
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asked Appropriate title case: 'em or 'Em or 'EM
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comment Why is the “round figure” of a person associated with being “comforting”?
If only the down voters would say why, duh! (I am not new to SE, and have been doing well on other SE sites.)
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accepted Why is the “round figure” of a person associated with being “comforting”?
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comment adjective & verb form of “fidelity”
Fide (v.) and Fidelitous (Adj.) says my teacher too.
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revised Why is the “round figure” of a person associated with being “comforting”?
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comment Is on/before 15 July better than by 15 July if I want to be precise and unambiguous? Which is the more common form?
Which is the more common form? What I've seen in many applications is like "register by September 15, 2012".
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asked Why is the “round figure” of a person associated with being “comforting”?
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accepted Is “school” a collective noun?
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comment Is “school” a collective noun?
@AndrewLeach So, are you saying that the worksheet Henry linked to is wrong too?
Aug
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comment Is “school” a collective noun?
My workbook never has any trick questions, but this time, I'll take your word for that.
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revised Is “school” a collective noun?
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asked Is “school” a collective noun?
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