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What's the missing preposition in the following sentence? [closed]

Am I using "If it’s not too much to ask" correctly in the following sentence? [closed]

Should I write “argument” or “arguments” in the following sentence?

Is the idiom "the world became upside down" applied correctly in the following sentence?

"I first tasted" vs "I had my first taste of" [closed]

Word for "to lie on something without being able to get up"?

Should I use a colon or semicolon in the following sentence?

Is it grammatical correct to say: "x-year-ago ex-something"?

Verb to use when preparing sushi?

What's the onomatopoeia for human cackling?

Do I need a "with" in the following sentence?

"X came with a Y included" vs "Y came included with a X"

Word that means "to constantly being worried by one's appearance?"

Phrase/expression meaning "negative parts"?

What's the difference between "as" and "when" in the following situation?

Is "enjoy having" the right phrase here? [closed]

Word that means "two-person photo"?

What's more common? "You've got bad taste", "you've got a bad taste," or "you've got bad tastes." [closed]

Is there a word for "dating invitation"?

Word that means "in good condition"?

Do I need "one" in the following sentence?

Can the idiom "make it fast/quick" replace "be brief"? [closed]

Is "insomatic" a word? Is it used correctly in the following sentence? [closed]

What's the noun for "extraordinary"? [closed]

What's the most accurate formal synonym masturbation? [closed]