Alex Reidy

73 reputation

	73 reputation	bio	website	tunejet.net	visits	member for	5 months
3 badges		location			seen	Apr 24 at 2:59

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Apr 24	answered	“Above” or “later” when referencing a range of versions of software
Jan 23	comment	Pronunciation of “lib” I'm guilty of pronouncing lib and `char` phonetically. But GEdgar has a point: Who says it's not pronounced as it is in "library"?
Jan 23	answered	They've insist or they insisted
Jan 23	answered	Are “coded” and “encoded” synonymous?
Jan 23	answered	Is “Are you getting late?” an incorrect question?
Jan 23	awarded	Editor
Jan 23	revised	Incorrect? “I only have one distinct memory from the movie, a scene where …” deleted 4 characters in body
Jan 23	comment	Incorrect? “I only have one distinct memory from the movie, a scene where …” @ertha Actually, I meant "colon," not semicolon. Sorry for the misleading typo.
Jan 21	awarded	Supporter
Jan 21	answered	Is “On January 17th our team had represented” correct English?
Jan 21	comment	What is the difference between “carry out a crime” and “commit a crime” @Jon Hanna I see. But what you pointed out only bolsters my answer (that "committed" is a better choice). "Carried out" is more ambiguous.
Jan 21	answered	What is the difference between “carry out a crime” and “commit a crime”
Jan 21	awarded	Teacher
Jan 20	answered	What's the meaning of “straight” here?
Jan 20	answered	Incorrect? “I only have one distinct memory from the movie, a scene where …”