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What does mean to "get to the nuts and balls of something"?
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I or i, which one is correct?
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In-depth explanation of the difference between "will" and "going to"?
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What do you call a sick person who is lying in bed?
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butt, bottom, buttock and ass?
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Literal meaning of splitting hairs
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Grammar of Polonius, Act 2, Scene 2, Hamlet
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Can you say "the dessert eats well"?
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Can you say "and so, he was deserved of his sorry fate"?
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How did *Old* English transform into *Middle* English so quickly?
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Use of plural of "breakfast"
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proper usage of didn't had or didnt have
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Odd British pluperfect subjunctive construction?
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There's vs There are
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Is it correct to use an apostrophe to indicate something that belongs to an object?
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Shall I use "am" or "is" following a sentence prefixed "Me"?
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What's the difference between the infinitive, bare infinitive and base form?
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Better way of asking "What country can Mount Fuji be found?"
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Why do people use ‘should’ in “It’s funny you should say that”?
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Do you mind me / my
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Hard fate when women are compell’d to woo!
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Backshifting in reported speech - "I wanted to let you know that he HAS/HAD sent you the letter"
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Can't we say "It is likely to rain "
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When to use "he know" and "he knows"
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What does "peak and pine" mean in this ballad?
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word or phrase for a smell that sparks nebulous memories of times or places past
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How do you read this, "to staff a 100 bed"?
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Do native speakers often use relative clauses?
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When to use did in a question?
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What is the opposite of 'followers'? And the context is NOT social networking sites
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