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This tag is for questions about phrases in the linguistic sense. In linguistics a “phrase” is a group of words that make a unit of syntax with a single grammatical function. Use [phrase-requests] if you are searching for a phrase.
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Is the form "double Dutch" still used?
I'm looking for a way to say that something it is really difficult, like when you start learning a new language, or reading something that you are not familiar with and there are terms that you never …
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What to do when "it" is redundant? [closed]
I'm writing a list of terms. Every term has its own definition. The scheme is:
Term: short definition. Long definition.
eg.
HTTP: short for HyperText Transfer Protocol (http://). It is a protoco …
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