Ward Muylaert

296 reputation

Nothing senseful here at this time.

	296 reputation	bio	website	b.wardje.eu	visits	member for	2 years, 4 months
28 badges		location	Brussels, Belgium		seen	May 14 at 9:28

23 Actions

Dec 3	comment	Which is correct: “prefer X to Y” or “prefer X over Y”? "No thanks, I prefer to walk"; The "to" in your example is part of the infinitive that you are using ("to walk"). Compare "I prefer a walk" or "Would you like (a) coffee?" "No thanks, I prefer tea".
Jul 31	awarded	Caucus
Jan 23	awarded	Yearling
Dec 6	awarded	Scholar
Dec 6	accepted	did <verb> and <verb>
Dec 5	awarded	Student
Dec 5	revised	Is this considered grammar? formatting
Dec 5	suggested	suggested edit on Is this considered grammar?
Dec 5	asked	did <verb> and <verb>
Feb 6	comment	Is “the USA” singular or plural? I'm interested in this answer and, in extension, a rule of thumb for every acronym out there.
Feb 6	comment	Mnemonic for remembering how to spell “mnemonic” @JSBangs O, you're not supposed to pronounce that g? Guess I've been doing that wrong too. I blame my native language :P
Feb 2	answered	What does ‘Nevada Sen. John Ensign may be toast’ mean?
Jan 30	comment	What is it called when you add 'im' to 'possible'? Thrice didn't cut it for me :( I'm still lost.
Jan 30	awarded	Enlightened
Jan 29	answered	Is “how to do it” grammatically correct?
Jan 29	awarded	Nice Answer
Jan 28	awarded	Editor
Jan 28	revised	Do these river names mean anything? typod a typo
Jan 28	awarded	Teacher
Jan 28	answered	Do these river names mean anything?