Pantelis Sopasakis

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Sep 13	comment	Appropriate preposition to go with “concerned” Concerned is usually followed by "about" although "with" and "on" are also grammatically correct (and "in" with a different meaning). Regarding "for" I'm not sure but you can check the usage diagram at goo.gl/3qHfP...
Sep 13	answered	“Virtual work and fun environments”
Sep 13	accepted	Is there an idiom for people who boast too much?
Sep 13	revised	Is “my bad” a correct English phrase? where > were (typo)
Sep 13	suggested	suggested edit on Is “my bad” a correct English phrase?
Sep 12	answered	Word for “that which shows the reality behind a phenomenon”?
Sep 12	awarded	Good Question
Sep 12	awarded	Popular Question
Sep 12	awarded	Nice Question
Sep 12	accepted	Idiom: People caring about minor stuff while something terrible is happening
Sep 12	comment	Idiom: People caring about minor stuff while something terrible is happening OK, I see. So the Titanic idiom is more like when someone does something pointless while the one you suggest is closer to the question, I think.
Sep 12	comment	Is there an idiom for people who boast too much? This idiom has the meaning "Better do sth instead of talking about it" while I more needed an idiom to emphasize that sb is boasting about things they can't do. But it's a good one too.
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Sep 12	comment	Idiom: People caring about minor stuff while something terrible is happening Perfect!!! Exactly to the point!
Sep 12	asked	Idiom: People caring about minor stuff while something terrible is happening
Sep 12	revised	Is there an idiom for people who boast too much? Title changed
Sep 11	accepted	Meaning of “plumb” as verb
Sep 11	asked	Is there an idiom for people who boast too much?
Aug 22	answered	Is there a correct gender-neutral, singular pronoun (“his” versus “her” versus “their”)?
Aug 22	answered	Replying to a favour done by someone