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Does Grammarly predominantly give the correct use of English? [closed]

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What is a plausible etymology of "dosh", a British slang word for money?

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What is the usual form of "Please do the needful"? [duplicate]

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What is the meaning of "He's got his quiver full"?

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Word for "invisible god-like voice"

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In British English, which is more common — the em dash or the en dash?

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What should I call the English spoken in UK?

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Using pray instead of please in a sentence - Why? When? [closed]

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Battery is flat

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"The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh would like to be remembered to you." - what does that mean?

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Pronunciation of "lorry", "worry" and "sorry"

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What is the origin of the phrase “guts for garters”?

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Is "pipe dream" an Americanism?

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J. Oliver's usage of the word 'bog'

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What is "plaice" in the US? Would love a good fish and chips

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How is /ɑ:/ realized in British English: [ɑː] or more relaxed than [ɑː]?

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What's the AmE and BrE for "tartaruga"?

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Is "stationery" the name of the store that sells pens, pencils, paper, school things, etc.?

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What is a British biscuit called in America? A cookie? A cracker?

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"Ridiculous" - what an ambiguous word. Please help to understand [closed]

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