English Language & Usage

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Last part of the sentence "the most"
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Orwell: "A glimmer [is] one who watches vacant motor-cars." What does this mean?
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"As I told you" or "Like I told you"?
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Alternatives for "furrowed brows"
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Word for the noise made by a propeller airplane passing overhead?
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Why do some folk songs from 1930s Appalachia pronounce the word 'Jordan' as 'Jerdon'?
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Difference between "duly admitted" and "graduated" [duplicate]
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Should one use 'lastly' or 'last'? [closed]
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How does "would" work in this sentence? [migrated]
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Word for the noise made by a propeller airplane passing overhead?
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What is the term to describe a person who answers a question with irritability?
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What is the terminology for the states of network connectivity?
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What is the correct word usability from below names [closed]
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By deliberately doing the opposite of what is wanted or expected [migrated]
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What is the terminology for the states of network connectivity?
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Looking for a slang term to describe the act of picking valuable minerals from mining tailings
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Idiom for spending too much time on a single topic? [duplicate]
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Using "If" and "and" in a statement [migrated]
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Passive participial clauses
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What is correct: "did you do smth and do smth" or "Did you do smth and did smth"?
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What's 'it' in the sentence 'it is worth it'? [duplicate]
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Use of simple future perfect in the past [duplicate]
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What's a good categorical term for either Start or End? [closed]
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Suggestions to indicate the second person pronoun "you" is singular?
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"true for" vs "true of"
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Is there a word stronger than "promote" but weaker than "enforce" in a technical context? Maybe "force"?
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Does the verb 'to tank' meaning to lose deliberately, or fail to finish, only apply to lawn tennis?
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Term for inevitable outcome
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What is a more concise expression of "did what she said she'd do"?
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Seek impressing vs seek to impress [closed]
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From the date and By the date in Agreements [closed]
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What does "beyond a fact" mean?
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What Verbs can Gerunds Follow?
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Word for when someone intentionally ignores someone's valid excuse from a punishment and then enforces that punishment anyway?
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Is 'rest' singular or plural?
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Verb for enjoying solitude
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Nuances between 'more' and 'better' (than something)
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"While + Past Simple" or "While + Past Continuous" [migrated]
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Words for various situations when someone falsely leverages a previous favor for which they weren't expecting anything prior [closed]
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What does "wear shoes" mean in this idiom?
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"A book for everyone's bookshelf" or "A book for everyone's bookshelves"?
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What is the origin of the phrase "(strength) on the part of"?
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Correct pronunciation
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Meaning of the phrase "munching someone in Corby Go" [closed]
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A semicolon or something else?
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What does "folly and fool" mean in this sentence
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What is a word for a slick comment that is not based on facts, but spoken as though it is?
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How should URL be pronounced?
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what is the difference in usage of 'pertain' and 'appertain'?
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What is a word that describes an entity who is the gold standard in searching for a type of information? [duplicate]
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To catch the plate for a strike (baseball) [closed]
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What does "writing of a new patron" mean?
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Idiomatic expression for "first working version"?
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Question about English Spelling. What is the rule for compound words? [closed]
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Idiom for making a task unnecessarily complicated [duplicate]
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Word for tasks that don’t need attention [duplicate]
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