krishnajay

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Jan
21
 comment Is prefixing “@” to address a person becoming an English standard?
If this is used to just notify, then it need not reside as part of the sentence. But since the general approach is to keep it as it is typed, this new form of punctuation is required to differentiate a name being addressed/notified with a name being part of the statement.
Jan
20
 asked Is prefixing “@” to address a person becoming an English standard?
Mar
28
 accepted Is prefixing “old” before the word “adage” correct or not?
Mar
28
 asked Is prefixing “old” before the word “adage” correct or not?
Feb
29
 comment via or by - which one is correct to denote by means of
Thanks Barrie. Is "by" apply for the second part as well?
Feb
29
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Feb
29
 revised via or by - which one is correct to denote by means of
added 9 characters in body
Feb
29
 asked via or by - which one is correct to denote by means of
Feb
25
 accepted Is preposition required before 'yesterday' in certain cases?
Feb
25
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Feb
25
 accepted “Connection to/with the server was/has been lost”
Feb
25
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Feb
24
 comment “having”, “with” or “who have” - which is preferred for an attribute conferring group membership?
Thanks Bidella. As you said, it needs to be formal.
Feb
24
 asked “having”, “with” or “who have” - which is preferred for an attribute conferring group membership?
Feb
20
 comment Is the phrase 'according to me' correct?
If it's grammatical, can it be used as a replacement for "In my opinion" or "In my view", etc.
Feb
20
 asked Is the phrase 'according to me' correct?
Feb
2
 awarded  Student
Feb
2
 asked “Connection to/with the server was/has been lost”
Jan
3
 asked Is preposition required before 'yesterday' in certain cases?