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"Thought on" vs. "Thought about" vs. "Thought of"
grammar
descriptive-grammar
"Are YOU coming to get me" / "Are you coming to GET me" Is there any grammatical or semantic difference?
semantics
descriptive-grammar
questions
pragmatics
semantic-shift
Can "in order to keep" be used in place of "allowing"?
descriptive-grammar
How do I describe the booting sound of some electronic devices?
vocabulary
descriptive-grammar
sounds
Is the speech after the quotative "like" always non-literal?
word-usage
quotation-marks
descriptive-grammar
How are computers affecting spelling and usage? [closed]
orthography
past-perfect
descriptive-grammar
language-evolution
Is it correct to say that an organization was "formed ..." instead of "founded in May 1999"? If so when?
word-choice
descriptive-grammar
"if you have any questions, please call myself" and other bizarre new reflexive pronoun usages
descriptive-grammar
reflexives
is-it-a-rule
How to create inline reference to all preceding items?
grammar
punctuation
descriptive-grammar
After and Before Clauses
grammar
tenses
past-tense
present-tense
descriptive-grammar
Combination of the present perfect and the simple past?
grammar
tenses
past-tense
present-perfect
descriptive-grammar
Elided Compound or Simple sentence
descriptive-grammar
When do we use Verb ING at the beginning of sentences?
grammar
grammaticality
american-english
descriptive-grammar
grammatical-case
does an "issued" a threat become "rescinded/revoked" when acted upon?
descriptive-grammar
Grammar - for you / with you?
grammar
phrases
descriptive-grammar
grammaticality
First conditional sentences
descriptive-grammar
In the next year vs. For the next year vs. Over the next year
prepositions
descriptive-grammar
Should I use the word "might" to express someone's wish/hope in a past situation?
descriptive-grammar
Is the phrase 'top-level' appropriate to describe data that makes general obeservations as opposed to more detailed ones?
descriptive-grammar
Acclamation vs. acclaim as nouns: When to use one or the other?
single-word-requests
grammar
descriptive-grammar
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