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A proverb / an expression to imply: "Enough is as good as a feast" or "Too much spoil, too little doesn't satisfy"

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Have feelings (for/to) (someone / something)

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Words for "next to water"

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Having done something vs doing something [duplicate]

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How do I respond when someone asks, “How do you feel about {food name - pizza, bowl of…} etc.”?

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see him last or last see him?

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The black coffee vs coffee black [closed]

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Usage of 'be all over someone'

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He is ill/well/highly reputed of

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the usage of the word "platform"

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Refer to "the industry" as they?

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What form of the verb is used with the word "did" (especially in a interrogative sentence) [duplicate]

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Is it OK to use "heck" in public occasions?

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As suddenly as is the same as as soon as?

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Could you tell me If I can use the words “more strict” and “Most strict” instead of stricter and strictest?

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"future I" vs. "future me"

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"Performances by" or "performances from"?

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let me know quickly or soon?

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What is the grammar of the construction "Prove them wrong"? Why not "to prove they are wrong"?

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What does "steal so much as a single glance" mean?

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"in the farm" or "on the farm"

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What does "elicit" mean?

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How is it OR What is it like

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How do we call women not related to us, of different ages? The usage of mother, aunt and grandma

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Error spotting : I spent nearly four and half years at harrow of which three were in the Army class

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"Two times as long as" versus "two times longer than"

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What does "screws" mean here?

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What does "for the corbeille had been of rare quality" mean?

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What does "be all X this and X that" mean?

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There are still a lot of places we have to go/go to

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Difference between the secret to and of

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What is the difference between "Donald Trump just got shot at!" and "Donald Trump just got shot!"?

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sort out the problem by giving your opinion on "opinion on/of/about"

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He is sleeping because he was tired. vs He is sleeping because he is tired

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Does a following pronoun ALWAYS refer to the Subject of the previous sentence?

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At/on/in a high level

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changing a sentence from "It is verb-ed that" to "subject is verb-ed to infinitive"

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how to use the noun "edit" correctly?

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Using can in the future

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“Not to speak to.”

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Buttoned To The Top

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should I use "for free download" or "for free downloading"?

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What does this particular phrase mean?

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To intrude vs. to impose

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Writing in "First person implied"

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