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Footwear: Runners. Sneakers. Trainers
american-english
british-english
dialects
hiberno-english
Origin of “the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree”
etymology
american-english
british-english
proverbs
"What went we out into this wilderness to find?" This sentence is grammatically correct. How?
grammar
british-english
subject-verb-inversion
grammaticality
Flapping in British English
pronunciation
british-english
flapping
What is the origin of BrEng ‘bird’ meaning “young woman”?
etymology
british-english
slang
formality
Dinner at mine or yours?
british-english
What does the phrase "God and my twin vicars" mean?
meaning
british-english
"emmet-butt" - Westcountry dialect
dialects
british-english
is-it-a-phrase
What is the meaning, history, and current popularity of "of a Monday" (or Tuesday, or Wednesday, etc.)?
phrases
british-english
history
expressions
Using 'do' unnecessarily
british-english
auxiliary-verbs
emphasis
do
Is there any literary name attributed to 12 verse length stanza?
british-english
poetry
How common is yod-coalescence in modern RP?
pronunciation
british-english
received-pronunciation
yod-coalescence
Is the pronunciation difference between “BrE deuce” vs “AmE deuce” systematic?
american-english
pronunciation
british-english
transatlantic-differences
yod-dropping
Why the does 'tu' get pronounced 'tyu' in British English?
american-english
pronunciation
british-english
dialects
yod-dropping
What is the name of the phoneme produced in an upper-class Briton's pronunciation of the word "Duke"? What's different in the articulation?
british-english
phonology
received-pronunciation
yod-coalescence
yod-dropping
Bibs & Bobs vs. Bits & Bobs [duplicate]
meaning
etymology
expressions
british-english
phrase-origin
Etymology of 'slap-up'
etymology
british-english
Sports – singular or plural
nouns
grammatical-number
american-english
british-english
Is it correct to use "got" when expressing the simple past tense in British English?
british-english
simple-past
Why is The Mall (Westminster, London) pronounced like mawl?
etymology
pronunciation
british-english
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