New posts in conversational-deletion

Interpreting of Omitted subject and verb [duplicate]

omissibility conversational-deletion

Can a gerund be used to start a question title? [duplicate]

grammaticality question-mark is-it-a-sentence conversational-deletion gerunds-vs-participles

Is "you ate?" an acceptable form to ask the question in spoken/informal English?

speech conversational-deletion

Colloquially Shortened Sentences [duplicate]

subjects ellipsis pronoun-dropping subject-drop conversational-deletion

Can you ask questions ending with "are you/do you/did you etc."?

grammaticality negation question-tags is-it-a-rule conversational-deletion

Analysing "Ain't got no use for no coal company"

american-english syntactic-analysis conversational-deletion

Meaning of the phrase "Four pounds if he's an ounce" [duplicate]

meaning idioms conversational-deletion

Why do not people use subject and am,is,are in social media? [duplicate]

subjects ellipsis pronoun-dropping subject-drop conversational-deletion

Is "Tomorrow good?" a complete sentence?

grammar sentence zero-copula conversational-deletion

Meaning of "just about everybody else has" in this context

verbs meaning-in-context ellipsis conversational-deletion

How is it we can omit 'what' from 'What the f--k are you doing?' but not 'how/who' from 'How/who the f--k are you doing?'

grammaticality conversational-deletion

Use of "elide" --common or esoteric? [closed]

vocabulary conversational-deletion to-be-deletion

Pronoun “you” can be omitted as subject in imperative form, what other pronouns can be omitted, when and why?

usage pronouns conversational-deletion

How to use "not that"

grammar conversational-deletion

What do you call a past participle+noun construction clause such as “No offense meant” “Your point taken,” “With that said,” and “Given that”?

etymology terminology whiz-deletion conversational-deletion

"Good to hear" vs "Glad to hear"

word-choice conversational-deletion

Is there a name for the practice of dropping pronouns in written speech?

single-word-requests pronouns conversational-deletion pronoun-dropping subject-drop

Using "a lot" or "very much" to answer "how popular is something?" [closed]

sentence-fragments conversational-deletion answers

Why do some questions not start with an auxiliary verb?

word-order formality speech subject-verb-inversion conversational-deletion

Why is the subject omitted in sentences like "Thought you'd never ask"?

subjects ellipsis pronoun-dropping subject-drop conversational-deletion