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Bringing your sick to Jesus [closed]
american-english
british-english
Debutante in a sporting context?
british-english
grammatical-gender
french
"erupted in violence" vs. "erupted into violence" [closed]
word-choice
word-usage
differences
prepositions
british-english
"Neither . . . nor" vs. "nor . . . neither"
british-english
neither-nor
disjunction
Conditional sentences - which is correct?
british-english
conditionals
subjunctive-mood
simple-past-vs-past-perfect
backshifting
What does p***take stand for?
meaning
british-english
slang
Which is the correct spelling of mom/mum in the UK?
word-choice
british-english
orthography
Is the phrase "blind someone with science" understood or used in America?
british-english
north-american-english
US usage of 'mad'
american-english
british-english
Correct pronunciation of "Can"
american-english
pronunciation
british-english
ae-raising
Writing out scientific symbols
british-english
symbols
scientific-language
In UK, do you say, or used to say, 'candy' to mean 'boiled sweet'?
meaning
british-english
food
Where is the word "cutlery" in common usage
differences
american-english
british-english
"Mr. Smith, John" or "Smith, Mr. John" Title location in reversed name
british-english
names
Use of "ahoy" before "hello"
british-english
Where does the pejorative meaning of "shower" come from?
etymology
british-english
offensive-language
pejorative-language
Should we not use abbreviations at all in academic writing? [duplicate]
american-english
british-english
contractions
What should a table of presence/attendance be called precisely? (Schedule vs Attendance vs Timetable vs Time Sheet)
phrase-requests
british-english
Adjectives or compound noun?
adjectives
british-english
How long ago did Londoners start saying "f" instead of "th"?
phonology
british-english
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