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Misuse of past perfect or just ignore it? [duplicate]
grammaticality
verbs
american-english
past-participles
simple-past-as-past-participle
"Popular to" someone or "popular with" someone?
word-choice
prepositions
american-english
What does the phrase "with your bad self" mean?
meaning
american-english
phrase-meaning
Is "manifold" as meaning "rightfully so-called for many reasons" used only with pejoratives?
meaning
word-usage
american-english
usage
pejorative-language
Looking past someone (expression)
expressions
american-english
british-english
expression-requests
When is it okay to use "kilo" in American English?
american-english
Is [tʃw] a valid pronunciation of the consonant blend 'tw'?
american-english
pronunciation
pronunciation-vs-spelling
The difference between 'purview' and 'remit' (BrE/AmE)?
meaning
american-english
british-english
transatlantic-differences
"You’re gonna make the same if you do as good a job" meaning [closed]
phrases
american-english
Has "thanks" always been as common of a courtesy as it now is?
american-english
history
historical-change
Wearing one's heart/feelings on one's shoulder
idioms
american-english
When referring to computer coding, would the correct verb spelling (in British English) be "to program" or "to programme"?
american-english
british-english
orthography
How to use "get to" and "got to"?
expressions
meaning-in-context
idioms
american-english
north-american-english
When can I omit articles when writing instructions? [closed]
american-english
articles
is "intriguity" an actual word? [closed]
word-usage
nouns
american-english
is-it-a-word
Where did the term "Square Meal" come from?
idioms
american-english
Why does the last part of sentence be led by "given ..."?
grammar
grammaticality
american-english
british-english
sentence-patterns
"Animal skin treated" - what does "treated" mean in this context?
meaning
meaning-in-context
american-english
british-english
"He could do X for England". Are there similar expressions in other parts of the English-speaking world to this derogatory sentence?
phrases
american-english
british-english
indian-english
australian-english
term or phrase representing a placeholder or variable
phrase-requests
american-english
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