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Is there a proper way to refer to the "source" and "destination" of a phrase used in communication?

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With regards to a group, when do we relate to the group (singular) and when should we relate to the members of the group (plural)

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Is "600% smaller" correct use of percentages?

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Downright lying or Outright lying?

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Is there a one-word synonym for "less crowded" in English?

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How do you pronounce "over the complexes"?

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'(s)' or '/s' at the end of a word to denote one or many

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How should I phrase a question that must be answered with an ordinal number (e.g., the third prime)?

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Difference between participal adjective and relative clause

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"All that is gold does not glitter"

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What is the meaning of "atleast" and is it different from "at least"?

answered Sep 4, 2021 at 21:10

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Why is "Geography's test was difficult" ungrammatical?

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Should I use a semicolon or a comma after a semicolon-separated list?

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Is there a proper way to refer to the "source" and "destination" of a phrase used in communication?

With regards to a group, when do we relate to the group (singular) and when should we relate to the members of the group (plural)

Is "600% smaller" correct use of percentages?

Downright lying or Outright lying?

Is there a one-word synonym for "less crowded" in English?

How do you pronounce "over the complexes"?

'(s)' or '/s' at the end of a word to denote one or many

How should I phrase a question that must be answered with an ordinal number (e.g., the third prime)?

Difference between participal adjective and relative clause

"All that is gold does not glitter"

What is the meaning of "atleast" and is it different from "at least"?

Why is "Geography's test was difficult" ungrammatical?

Should I use a semicolon or a comma after a semicolon-separated list?