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Is "I would like to know" informal? [closed]

"[will] likely" vs. "[will] probably" in AmEng usage

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How to reply to a status update for a job application? [closed]

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An alternative phrase or sentence for "With reference to the subject above"?

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Difference between "shall not exceed XXX" and "may be XXX but not longer"

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formal way of saying "I want to"

Is “ain’t” slang, or is it colloquial instead?

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Is it unprofessional to say "Sorry for my English"? [closed]

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What is a "hens party" and where is this phrase commonly used?

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A formal word for 'disemvowel'

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"simply", "merely" and "only" - Are they interchageable in formal writing?

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Usage of "Indeed" in "Thank you very much indeed"

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Is "Lingo" appropriate in a formal context?

Does "flattered" have a negative meaning in this context?

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Addressing Professors: Between Dr. and a hard place

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"not so useful as" vs "not as useful as" [duplicate]

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"as far as" vs. "so far as" vs. "in so far as"

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Is "maker" less professional than "manufacturer"?

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word usage in academic writing - possesses, beyond, ability [closed]

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Does "is that ok for you?" means the same of "does that work for you?"

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