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Entry She's doing ____ MBA
Added on 12th Mar 2004 | 270 Votes
Entry Pronunciation
Added on 10th Mar 2004 | 197 Votes
Entry If the police had arrived earlier, she ____ not have died.
Added on 6th Mar 2004 | 242 Votes
Entry Is 'wish' a modal verb?
Added on 5th Mar 2004 | 242 Votes
Entry She's married to an Italian ____ comes from Milan.
Added on 5th Mar 2004 | 247 Votes
Entry The dog wouldn't have ____ the postman.
Added on 3rd Mar 2004 | 229 Votes
Entry Samantha rinsed the cups clean.
Added on 28th Feb 2004 | 185 Votes
Entry Do you use 'shall'?
Added on 28th Feb 2004 | 281 Votes
Entry Do you indent the first line of a paragraph?
Added on 28th Feb 2004 | 338 Votes
Entry Do you put a comma before 'and' in lists?
Added on 28th Feb 2004 | 490 Votes
Entry Will English ever break up into different languages the way Latin did?
Added on 23rd Feb 2004 | 182 Votes
Entry What age should children start learning a foreign language at?
Added on 20th Feb 2004 | 318 Votes
Entry Should the British 'A' level and GCSE exams be replaced by diplomas?
Added on 18th Feb 2004 | 161 Votes
Entry Software
Added on 17th Feb 2004 | 168 Votes
Entry 'Used to' can express either a habit or a state, but 'would' can only express a habit.
Added on 15th Feb 2004 | 197 Votes
Entry Which is correct?
Added on 14th Feb 2004 | 216 Votes
Entry "There's no seats free."
Added on 14th Feb 2004 | 225 Votes
Entry Must a sentence contain a main verb?
Added on 6th Feb 2004 | 247 Votes
Entry A precondition is .....
Added on 6th Feb 2004 | 166 Votes
Entry Noam Chomsky is ....
Added on 4th Feb 2004 | 179 Votes
Entry "I wouldn't be surprised if it didn't rain."
Added on 4th Feb 2004 | 217 Votes
Entry The Gunning Fog index ____ a reliable test of readability.
Added on 1st Feb 2004 | 217 Votes
Entry Can Google concordance language?
Added on 30th Jan 2004 | 217 Votes
Entry He don't know nothing about it.
Added on 30th Jan 2004 | 634 Votes
Entry Should English universities charge top-up fees?
Added on 28th Jan 2004 | 162 Votes
Entry Which spelling system makes more sense?
Added on 28th Jan 2004 | 231 Votes
Entry He worked for six hours _____
Added on 28th Jan 2004 | 192 Votes
Entry It is statistically invalid.
Added on 28th Jan 2004 | 189 Votes
Entry The pool was deceptively shallow
Added on 23rd Jan 2004 | 213 Votes
Entry He's .....
Added on 22nd Jan 2004 | 216 Votes
Entry Albeit
Added on 21st Jan 2004 | 207 Votes
Entry You have .....
Added on 20th Jan 2004 | 177 Votes
Entry Less people
Added on 15th Jan 2004 | 180 Votes
Entry Swearing is ___.
Added on 11th Jan 2004 | 224 Votes
Entry 'He uses statistics as a drunken man uses lamp-posts- for support rather than illumination.' A Lang
Added on 10th Jan 2004 | 259 Votes
Entry Which is correct?
Added on 3rd Jan 2004 | 206 Votes
Entry Truss
Added on 29th Dec 2003 | 171 Votes
Entry Banana~s
Added on 29th Dec 2003 | 189 Votes
Entry They looked at one another.
Added on 28th Dec 2003 | 214 Votes
Entry I'm on cloud ____.
Added on 28th Dec 2003 | 209 Votes
Entry "Your atoms will answer to a single rigid impulse- to keep you you." Bill Bryson
Added on 28th Dec 2003 | 178 Votes
Entry The problem was ____ rooted
Added on 19th Dec 2003 | 244 Votes
Entry Dialects _____ from the standard form of a language.
Added on 17th Dec 2003 | 215 Votes
Entry The orchestra played for...
Added on 12th Dec 2003 | 214 Votes
Entry Do you enjoy learning the English language?
Added on 7th Dec 2003 | 265 Votes
Entry Fella
Added on 7th Dec 2003 | 192 Votes
Entry There are a number of alternatives.
Added on 7th Dec 2003 | 185 Votes
Entry Whenever I see a cat, I usually start sneezing.
Added on 5th Dec 2003 | 231 Votes
Entry A word like 'madam' that is the same backwards is called...
Added on 2nd Dec 2003 | 945 Votes
Entry Which can be an adverb?
Added on 28th Nov 2003 | 210 Votes
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