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Why is " significant other" often used humorously according to the OALD?

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What can a wife call her husband's other wife in polygynous societies?

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A word for a car that always breaks down and may need to be replaced [duplicate]

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Pronunciation of "of" in connected speech: Can /v/ ever be pronounced as /f/ in some cases?

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Can I use the word uncle to mean my parent's uncle?

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Teknonymy in English:referring to someone by the name of their child

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Nouns as predicates vs nouns as subjects

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"Bride price" as an alternative word to "dowry" in Arabic societies [closed]

asked Apr 25, 2018 at 10:59

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Proper complements that may come after "jealous" [closed]

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"She is pretty and beautiful" does this sentence sound natural? [closed]

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I stopped suddenly vs I suddenly stopped

asked Aug 6, 2018 at 8:11

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John has three cups and (a) jug. Can the article be omitted in this case?

asked Oct 22, 2018 at 8:57

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"I was glad because I have seen you." Is this correct?

asked Oct 23, 2018 at 9:08

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Present Perfect with a definite point in the past

asked Nov 4, 2018 at 5:20

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What’s the difference between using “would ᴠᴇʀʙ” and “would have ᴠᴇʀʙᴇᴅ” in the “then” part of conditionals?

asked Nov 27, 2018 at 6:19

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love vs like, His mother loves him vs His mother likes him?

asked Dec 4, 2018 at 15:07

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It's good to work and it's good that you work . What is the difference?

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Pronunciation of "skull"

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" I am at John " Can this mean that I am very near to him? [closed]

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Why is " significant other" often used humorously according to the OALD?

What can a wife call her husband's other wife in polygynous societies?

A word for a car that always breaks down and may need to be replaced [duplicate]

Pronunciation of "of" in connected speech: Can /v/ ever be pronounced as /f/ in some cases?

Can I use the word uncle to mean my parent's uncle?

Teknonymy in English:referring to someone by the name of their child

Nouns as predicates vs nouns as subjects

"Bride price" as an alternative word to "dowry" in Arabic societies [closed]

Proper complements that may come after "jealous" [closed]

"She is pretty and beautiful" does this sentence sound natural? [closed]

I stopped suddenly vs I suddenly stopped

John has three cups and (a) jug. Can the article be omitted in this case?

"I was glad because I have seen you." Is this correct?

Present Perfect with a definite point in the past

What’s the difference between using “would ᴠᴇʀʙ” and “would have ᴠᴇʀʙᴇᴅ” in the “then” part of conditionals?

love vs like, His mother loves him vs His mother likes him?

It's good to work and it's good that you work . What is the difference?

Pronunciation of "skull"

" I am at John " Can this mean that I am very near to him? [closed]