English Language & Usage
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6 answers
29 votes
42k views
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"anymore" vs. "any more"
14 answers
26 votes
375k views
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Different ways to say "you're welcome"
4 answers
22 votes
69k views
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The expression "hands down."
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19 votes
198k views
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Is there a term to describe speech that has a hidden meaning but is not sarcastic?
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18 votes
237k views
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"stay home" vs. "stay at home"
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17 votes
78k views
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Can "Sure thing" mean "You're welcome"?
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15 votes
4k views
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A word like "hundreds" but for multiples of 10
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14 votes
33k views
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To "have someone's number"
1 answers
13 votes
80k views
What is an onomatopoeia for heavy breathing?
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13 votes
137k views
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"will be able to" vs. "can"
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12 votes
436k views
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Other ways to say "I'm rooting for you?"
6 answers
12 votes
78k views
What is this idiom: "I'm going to start taking names and..."?
1 answers
12 votes
69k views
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"Even though" vs. "even if"
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10 votes
133k views
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The phrase "let alone"
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10 votes
163k views
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"won't" vs. "wouldn't"
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9 votes
61k views
"Exchanged with" vs. "exchanged for"
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8 votes
43k views
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Difference between "warrior" and "soldier"
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8 votes
70k views
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Being in love with someone
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8 votes
2k views
Is this quote grammatically correct?
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8 votes
19k views
"Let's play with each other" vs. "Let's play together"
2 answers
8 votes
5k views
Does "uncanny" have a negative connotation to it?
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7 votes
37k views
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The meaning of "This is it"
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6 votes
77k views
Is "kicking ass and taking names" an offshoot of an older idiom?
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6 votes
84k views
Meaning of "have an agenda"
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6 votes
15k views
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"When it comes to" and "with regard to"
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6 votes
54k views
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Are "should" and "if" interchangeable at the beginning of a sentence?
1 answers
6 votes
2k views
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"Got it at" or "Got it in?"
8 answers
5 votes
11k views
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Is "let go your hand" grammatically correct?
4 answers
5 votes
20k views
"Thousands of thousands" vs. "Thousands upon thousands"
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5 votes
68k views
The phrase "God willing."
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