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Mar
29
 comment “Both the first and the last [plural]” vs. “both the first and the last [singular]”
It's worse than that. There is a variation on this announcement that asks passengers to 'respect the quiet carriages' when presumably we are being asked to respect the wishes of the other people in those carriages.
Feb
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Feb
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 accepted “What questions [is/are] your data team hoping to answer?”
Feb
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 accepted “Both the first and the last [plural]” vs. “both the first and the last [singular]”
Feb
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 accepted Suitable word or phrase to replace 'unique' when something is almost unique?
Jan
24
 asked Suitable word or phrase to replace 'unique' when something is almost unique?
Jan
24
 answered Adjective for “a person who really suffers when it is cold”
Jan
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 asked “Both the first and the last [plural]” vs. “both the first and the last [singular]”
Aug
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 awarded  Student
Aug
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 asked “What questions [is/are] your data team hoping to answer?”
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Aug
8
 comment Can I say “you are asking a wrong person”?
I changed the example to something less clumsy, although it still isn't perfect.
Aug
8
 revised Can I say “you are asking a wrong person”?
Removed a clumsy example and replaced with a better one
Aug
8
 comment Can I say “you are asking a wrong person”?
@rsegal We seem to have cross-posted similar sentiments.
Aug
8
 answered Can I say “you are asking a wrong person”?