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"anymore" vs. "any more"

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Different ways to say "you're welcome" [duplicate]

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The expression "hands down."

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"stay home" vs. "stay at home"

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11 answers

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To "have someone's number"

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13 votes

1 answer

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"will be able to" vs. "can"

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What is this idiom: "I'm going to start taking names and..."?

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"Even though" vs. "even if"

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Other ways to say "I'm rooting for you?"

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The phrase "let alone"

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6 answers

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"won't" vs. "wouldn't"

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Does "uncanny" have a negative connotation to it?

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Is this quote grammatically correct?

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"Exchanged with" vs. "exchanged for"

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Being in love with someone

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6 answers

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7 answers

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The meaning of "This is it"

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Is "kicking ass and taking names" an offshoot of an older idiom?

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"Got it at" or "Got it in?"

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"Thousands of thousands" vs. "Thousands upon thousands"

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8 answers

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Is "let go your hand" grammatically correct?

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9 answers

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The phrase "God willing."

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"anymore" vs. "any more"

Different ways to say "you're welcome" [duplicate]

The expression "hands down."

Is there a term to describe speech that has a hidden meaning but is not sarcastic?

Can "Sure thing" mean "You're welcome"?

"stay home" vs. "stay at home"

A word like "hundreds" but for multiples of 10 [duplicate]

To "have someone's number"

What is an onomatopoeia for heavy breathing?

"will be able to" vs. "can"

What is this idiom: "I'm going to start taking names and..."?

"Even though" vs. "even if"

Other ways to say "I'm rooting for you?"

The phrase "let alone"

"won't" vs. "wouldn't"

Does "uncanny" have a negative connotation to it?

Is this quote grammatically correct?

"Exchanged with" vs. "exchanged for"

"Let's play with each other" vs. "Let's play together"

Being in love with someone

Difference between "warrior" and "soldier"

The meaning of "This is it"

Is "kicking ass and taking names" an offshoot of an older idiom?

Meaning of "have an agenda"

Are "should" and "if" interchangeable at the beginning of a sentence? [duplicate]

"When it comes to" and "with regard to"

"Got it at" or "Got it in?"

"Thousands of thousands" vs. "Thousands upon thousands"

Is "let go your hand" grammatically correct?

The phrase "God willing."