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comment How did Americans greet each other before “Hi”?
@Kit, once again I've updated my answer and provided a source.
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awarded  Commentator
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revised How did Americans greet each other before “Hi”?
added 39 characters in body; deleted 6 characters in body; added 43 characters in body
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comment How did Americans greet each other before “Hi”?
@Kit, Have another look at my awnser, I've added estimated origin dates to the phrases.
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revised How did Americans greet each other before “Hi”?
added 219 characters in body; added 2 characters in body; added 58 characters in body
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answered How did Americans greet each other before “Hi”?
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comment Are two or more clusters of ivy considered “ivy” or “ivies”?
Would anybody mind making the question more clear? I had difficulty trying to phrase it in the first place.
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comment Are two or more clusters of ivy considered “ivy” or “ivies”?
+1 This really well defines the plural and when you should use it.
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accepted Are two or more clusters of ivy considered “ivy” or “ivies”?
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asked Are two or more clusters of ivy considered “ivy” or “ivies”?
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awarded  Organizer
May
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revised “Gentleman” is to “male” as what is to “female”?
Added relevant tag
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suggested suggested edit on “Gentleman” is to “male” as what is to “female”?
May
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answered What's the correct word for saying a certain position can be stood on?
May
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accepted Why is The Mall (Westminster, London) pronounced like mawl?
May
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comment Why is The Mall (Westminster, London) pronounced like mawl?
I've fixed the question
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awarded  Citizen Patrol
May
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revised Why is The Mall (Westminster, London) pronounced like mawl?
edited title
May
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comment What is the past tense of “sync”?
It's a a matter of working out if it's synced or synched, In that case I think you'll find the answer here
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comment What is the past tense of “sync”?
It's not sunk. Sunk is the past tense of sink which is spelt differently to sync.