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Is "I" an alphabet or a letter?

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Verbs after 'as well as'—is this Merriam-Webster example wrong?

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2 answers

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"Back your life it is". What does it mean?

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"An Universal Etymological English Dictionary". Why "An Universal"?

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What is “alliteration” actually?

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Why does the "grammatical anaphora" do the opposite of what the "rhetorical anaphora does"?

asked Oct 1, 2018 at 18:12

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Using 'WhatsApp' as a verb [closed]

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Using "it was" twice with "as if"

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Who is the speaker and what is the figure of speech?

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Is "angried" synonymous with "angry"?

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Practice makes perfect OR Practice makes perfection OR Practice makes sth/smb perfect?

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Was or is or both? A line from the Prologue to The Canterbury Tales

asked Jul 27, 2019 at 14:21

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Tag Questions with Linking Verbs

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"Than" and "as" as subject - singular or plural?

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A complex sentence from Leonardo Dicaprio's Speech

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Is "only" a negative adverb?

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What is the grammatical function of "open" in "break open"?

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'Fight + Object' Vs 'fight + preposition + object' [duplicate]

asked Nov 30, 2018 at 14:49

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What is actually a simple sentence?

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Very afraid or Very much afraid?

asked Nov 17, 2018 at 19:02

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"It was an April" vs "It was in April" [closed]

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21 Questions

Is "I" an alphabet or a letter?

Verbs after 'as well as'—is this Merriam-Webster example wrong?

"Back your life it is". What does it mean?

"An Universal Etymological English Dictionary". Why "An Universal"?

What is “alliteration” actually?

Why does the "grammatical anaphora" do the opposite of what the "rhetorical anaphora does"?

Using 'WhatsApp' as a verb [closed]

Using "it was" twice with "as if"

Who is the speaker and what is the figure of speech?

Is "angried" synonymous with "angry"?

Practice makes perfect OR Practice makes perfection OR Practice makes sth/smb perfect?

Was or is or both? A line from the Prologue to The Canterbury Tales

Tag Questions with Linking Verbs

"Than" and "as" as subject - singular or plural?

A complex sentence from Leonardo Dicaprio's Speech

Is "only" a negative adverb?

What is the grammatical function of "open" in "break open"?

'Fight + Object' Vs 'fight + preposition + object' [duplicate]

What is actually a simple sentence?

Very afraid or Very much afraid?

"It was an April" vs "It was in April" [closed]