GRAMMAR - SHOULD HAVE WENT VS SHOULD HAVE GONE - ENGLISH …
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CAPITALIZATION - TO CAPITALIZE OR NOT TO CAPITALIZE "SOUTHERN ...
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ORIGIN OF THE IDIOM "GO SOUTH" - ENGLISH LANGUAGE & USAGE STACK …
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SHOULD THE WORDS "CITY"/"STATE"/"PROVINCE" BE CAPITALIZED (IF NOT ...
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SINGLE WORD REQUESTS - WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE AREA OF SKIN …
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MEANING - WHEN IS "BETWEEN" INCLUSIVE AND WHEN EXCLUSIVE?
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MORE FORMAL WAY OF SAYING: "SORRY TO BUG YOU AGAIN ABOUT THIS, …
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ADJECTIVES - EAST COAST, EAST COAST, OR EAST COAST? - ENGLISH …
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