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Students enrol, professors... what?
Awarded Mar 12 at 15:43
What is the origin of the term "post" as in "post a journal to the general ledger"?
Awarded Mar 12 at 15:16
What is an adjective for a person who is attractive but doesn't like taking care of their appearance?
Awarded Mar 12 at 4:56
To T or not to T in "Oft"
Awarded Mar 12 at 2:40
The usage of "side" [closed]
Awarded Mar 11 at 13:51
Look forward very much to
Awarded Mar 11 at 11:20
Punctuation Breakdown: Examining Commas in a Sentence
Awarded Mar 11 at 2:48
What is the origin of the phrase "Into thin air"
Awarded Mar 9 at 23:33
Is 'bunch' meaning 'protuberance, swelling' used in British English?
Awarded Mar 8 at 9:05
How best to punctuate this sentence? [closed]
Awarded Mar 6 at 19:07
What's the difference between "watches" and "watching" in this sentence [closed]
Awarded Mar 5 at 8:07
How to pluralise a proper noun that ends with an adjective [closed]
Awarded Mar 3 at 23:57
Subjunctive question: “I’m just questioning whether or not it were”
Awarded Mar 2 at 17:31
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Awarded Mar 2 at 12:07
In what cases is best to use "to" or "for" after the words "stimulus" and "impetus"?
Awarded Mar 1 at 11:12
What is the difference between two cases of "impact", with and without "on/upon"?
Awarded Mar 1 at 1:46
What is an expression you can use for when you're getting close to the end of a time-sensitive project?
Awarded Feb 28 at 21:21
I would like to understand a sentence in 'The Catcher in the Rye' [closed]
Awarded Feb 27 at 21:27
What is the counterpart to "agent"?
Awarded Feb 27 at 19:04
What rhetorical techniques are these? [closed]
Awarded Feb 26 at 9:26
Is "factoral" a legitimate word, or could it be a typo?
Awarded Feb 25 at 19:19
Idiom for model organism / prototypical example / "MNIST of X"
Awarded Feb 24 at 17:54
Is it possible to say: "He swung at something complicated"?
Awarded Feb 23 at 18:33
Understanding the joke, "Make an 'ell, I say" (from The Crux)
Awarded Feb 23 at 13:56
How often "-to-be" is added to nouns? is it ok to modify nouns this way?
Awarded Feb 23 at 11:28
During vs. Throughout
Awarded Feb 22 at 12:08
What is the correct punctuation to use in this sentence?
Awarded Feb 22 at 9:15
looking for a correct/ idiomatic phrase
Awarded Feb 21 at 13:41
To which time period does an expression like 'the night of Feb 21st' refer to?
Awarded Feb 21 at 10:40
Is "I think" unnecessary? [closed]
Awarded Feb 19 at 23:01
Syntax and semantics of implications with different arrangement of propositions
Awarded Feb 18 at 21:06
Is there a word for destroying or ruining something so that others can't have it? [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 17 at 2:01
low risk rating VS low-risk rating [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 17 at 1:55
"Recorded on it" as a subject
Awarded Feb 17 at 0:11
"Kin" Use In Early British Modern English 17th century 1608 [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 15 at 21:18
Any words that mean "relating to the action of reading"?
Awarded Feb 15 at 7:46
Rustle up, cook up, google up—what’s up with phrasal verbs?
Awarded Feb 15 at 2:18
Gender independent term for address a superior or higher up
Awarded Feb 14 at 10:15
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Awarded Feb 13 at 20:09
What's so profound about deafness?
Awarded Feb 12 at 22:27
What was the meaning of oʳ (o with superscript r) in 17th century?
Awarded Feb 11 at 1:06
"Of his" or "of him" in this situation?
Awarded Feb 10 at 14:41
A word or phrase for a task which can't be neatly defined by a process
Awarded Feb 10 at 13:17
What is the origin of the suffixes "statin" and "medin"?
Awarded Feb 9 at 21:16
What is the origin of the suffixes "statin" and "medin"?
Awarded Feb 9 at 20:06
What is the part of speech of "to talk" in this sentence?
Awarded Feb 8 at 17:46
Grammatical Coherence in Hanna Arendt's Writing [closed]
Awarded Feb 7 at 20:50
Is the double pronoun "it mine" correct in "You did it your way, now let me do it mine"?
Awarded Feb 7 at 17:56
What do you call a monogram that consists of a single letter?
Awarded Feb 7 at 12:03
Should redundant "also" with "too" in the same sentence count as a (style) error?
Awarded Feb 7 at 9:07
Is there a a word for "revealing himself to be foolish by attempting to appear intelligent"? [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 5 at 20:11
"Aliens, whose appearance mirrored human’s, appeared..."
Awarded Feb 4 at 14:16
Indefinite article before an underscore [duplicate]
Awarded Feb 4 at 7:09
American English retroflex 'd' in the word 'guardian'?
Awarded Jan 31 at 11:36
Word for declining to answer
Awarded Jan 30 at 11:32
What's the meaning of "Consumption hung low in the air"?
Awarded Jan 29 at 20:35
Can something be a premonition?
Awarded Jan 29 at 16:22
Is or are in this context [duplicate]
Awarded Jan 29 at 7:25
"what an oyster is to a butter mushroom", meaning?
Awarded Jan 27 at 21:06
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