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"Tactical Language" (from the Police) is from "Tactical Warfare" (from the Military) etymologically?

Who got up/ did get up?

non-condecending term that has the meaning that is usually associated to 'first world'

What part(s) of speech are "or else" and "otherwise" and why is "otherwise" more flexible if it's the same part of speech?

How to pronounce '-ing' followed by a vowel

Can we use "Not only, but too" instead of "Not only, but also,?

An English Descriptive Word for Two Words

Correct use of the term “Taxa de Natalidade” [closed]

Comma use with "Oh" phrases

Explanation of a quote from The Great Gatsby

When is "all y'allses" used?

"Have a breakfast" or "eat a breakfast" in AmE

"I'd-a lost"? What does this contraction stand for?

Synonyms for "curate" in US English

Opposite idiom for going with the flow

New posts in american-english

Meaning of "boroughs of New York City"

"Café" vs. "coffee shop" in American English

Should I replace "me" and "I" with "he" or "she" when quoting?

Differences between dialects

What does "consound" mean?

"Tactical Language" (from the Police) is from "Tactical Warfare" (from the Military) etymologically?

Who got up/ did get up?

non-condecending term that has the meaning that is usually associated to 'first world'

What part(s) of speech are "or else" and "otherwise" and why is "otherwise" more flexible if it's the same part of speech?

How to pronounce '-ing' followed by a vowel

Can we use "Not only, but too" instead of "Not only, but also,?

An English Descriptive Word for Two Words

Correct use of the term “Taxa de Natalidade” [closed]

Comma use with "Oh" phrases

Explanation of a quote from The Great Gatsby

When is "all y'allses" used?

"Have a breakfast" or "eat a breakfast" in AmE

"I'd-a lost"? What does this contraction stand for?

Synonyms for "curate" in US English

Opposite idiom for going with the flow