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Synonym for "of my production"
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Is an adjective justified in the place of the subject in a sentence? [migrated]
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Use of the word "any" with imperative verbs. Singular or Plural
Awarded Jul 16 at 19:02
I’m looking for a word that describes a decision being imposed on you unwillingly [closed]
Awarded Jul 16 at 0:42
Formal written form for a 2x something? [closed]
Awarded Jul 14 at 7:20
"Was to have" expression
Awarded Jul 13 at 22:04
What's quasi-modal be?
Awarded Jul 13 at 19:51
Is "The Shining" a title with a gerund, or a regular -ing noun? [duplicate]
Awarded Jul 13 at 17:03
What is a proper word for (almost) identical products?
Awarded Jul 13 at 9:12
Why do Americans not say "and" when saying particular years? [closed]
Awarded Jul 11 at 22:36
Why does Huddleston and Pullum's definition of catenatives exclude objects (and predicative complements)?
Awarded Jul 11 at 6:02
Is Swirling a noun?
Awarded Jul 11 at 1:06
What is the meaning of "Ha et cetera"?
Awarded Jul 10 at 21:49
Confusion regarding "since" vs "for" [migrated]
Awarded Jul 10 at 18:05
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Awarded Jul 10 at 9:34
Subject-verb agreement for "Most X and Y" subject
Awarded Jul 10 at 3:22
An adjective for something peaceful but sad?
Awarded Jul 10 at 0:26
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Awarded Jul 9 at 19:05
What is the difference between "whereabout" and "whereabouts"
Awarded Jul 8 at 10:55
Is "sinnate" a word? What does it mean?
Awarded Jul 6 at 18:07
Quotation Marks on Names [closed]
Awarded Jul 6 at 17:51
Can "et ali" be proper?
Awarded Jul 5 at 20:11
What is a word or term to describe two things that are directly related in an opposite manner? [duplicate]
Awarded Jul 5 at 16:45
Re film title, "Kinds of Kindness" [duplicate]
Awarded Jul 5 at 12:16
What tense should I use after the conjunction 'lest'? Must it always be an infinitive? [duplicate]
Awarded Jul 4 at 9:27
What do you call the male equivalent to Cougar (woman)?
Awarded Jul 3 at 18:20
What did Tolkien apparently have against commas?
Awarded Jul 3 at 16:27
Should I use the possessive apostrophe or an attribute noun on a business card?
Awarded Jul 3 at 8:34
Capitalisation (or not?!) of 'von' and 'de' at start of sentence after full stop [duplicate]
Awarded Jul 3 at 7:42
To which object in a previous sentence does "those" refer?
Awarded Jul 3 at 3:52
What kind of comma is at play in this sentence from Middlemarch?
Awarded Jul 3 at 3:34
"Romantic" (likewise "Romanticism") historically always capitalised?
Awarded Jul 2 at 12:32
Necessity of pronoun "that" or "those" when comparing two things
Awarded Jun 30 at 16:05
How to pronounce "de Morgan" in "de Morgan's Law" or "Augustus de Morgan" in British English?
Awarded Jun 30 at 3:50
Are cost and cast being regularized?
Awarded Jun 30 at 3:41
Remember this CocaCola tagline? [closed]
Awarded Jun 29 at 20:21
What is the meaning of '"It's nart'ral" in "Pollyanna" by Eleanor H. Porter?
Awarded Jun 29 at 20:21
What does "over the grind" means?
Awarded Jun 28 at 21:36
What does ‘a grade-hog’ mean?
Awarded Jun 28 at 19:49
In need of the word or phrase describing studying or educating in a non-formal way or as a hobby
Awarded Jun 28 at 14:16
Is there a word that means the opposite of 'embarrassing'?
Awarded Jun 28 at 4:50
Meaning of joined in marriage [closed]
Awarded Jun 27 at 22:53
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Awarded Jun 27 at 22:53
Is a painting "made by" a painter or just "by" a painter?
Awarded Jun 27 at 21:33
"as tall as the building" or "as high as the building"
Awarded Jun 27 at 3:03
Idiom for a situation where a problem has two simultaneous but unrelated causes?
Awarded Jun 25 at 19:41
When a word fits the description but someone says it's not that word? [duplicate]
Awarded Jun 25 at 5:56
Does double negation make sentences ambiguous? [closed]
Awarded Jun 24 at 8:55
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Awarded Jun 24 at 2:41
What does 'crab' mean when describing a person?
Awarded Jun 24 at 2:36
Where did the pronunciation of the word "kilometer/kilometre" as "kl OM iter" rather than "KILL o meeter" originate?
Awarded Jun 23 at 22:03
Word for the act of liking something due to its familiarity
Awarded Jun 23 at 5:26
"List up to three", so I can put in only two? [closed]
Awarded Jun 23 at 0:51
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Awarded Jun 22 at 13:55
what does a prepositional phrase that follows a that clause modify? [migrated]
Awarded Jun 22 at 6:41
Is "Couldn't be able to" incorrect english [closed]
Awarded Jun 22 at 6:41
Correct term for the question as many possible answers
Awarded Jun 22 at 6:41
watering for a snatch - what does it mean?
Awarded Jun 21 at 22:46
"Stop __________ and hurry up!" [migrated]
Awarded Jun 21 at 17:05
I am confused about the second “to” in the sentence? [migrated]
Awarded Jun 21 at 8:27
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