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If a news story involves swearing, what should the press do?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 380 Votes
'I might have gone there.'
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 378 Votes
Syntax is the study of how words...
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 337 Votes
You're writing to Baroness Thatcher- how do you start the letter?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 744 Votes
Is English an inflected language?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 494 Votes
"May the best man win."
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 335 Votes
You can eat now and you can eat later.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 364 Votes
She has her work cut out.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 384 Votes
The infinitive is...?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 401 Votes
Are "offensive" and "disparaging" synonyms?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 348 Votes
The dog what bit me was just trying to play.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 483 Votes
Let's you and I talk this through.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 427 Votes
Him, I know.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 354 Votes
Miso soup, I like.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 389 Votes
A dilemma is when you do not know which way to turn.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 323 Votes
He won't succeed ____ she will.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 427 Votes
Worth their weight in gold
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 341 Votes
The police had arrived and the mob had turned nasty.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 395 Votes
A run-on sentence is a ____ problem.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 358 Votes
"The hell she did!"
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 413 Votes
Let's check the ____ of the land.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 406 Votes
Which English are you learning?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 474 Votes
The name for @ is...
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 385 Votes
'Meretricious' means...
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 313 Votes
If you are lucky enough to look under 18 you will have to prove it. (Sign in a shop selling alcohol)
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 450 Votes
Which is correct?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 448 Votes
You can have peas and beans or sprouts with the set meal.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 264 Votes
Nowadays, it is fine to say you can speak Standard English with any accent.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 393 Votes
Bombs
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 387 Votes
They only eat junk food.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 357 Votes
Real good
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 382 Votes
If she had more time, she ____ go away for a while.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 447 Votes
Which is the most common?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 405 Votes
Do you use the word 'thus' in conversation?
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 618 Votes
Feeding the pigeons ____ forbidden.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 415 Votes
We _____ use the past participle 'lain'.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 462 Votes
What nobody bought was any beer.
Added on 1st Jun 2004 | 405 Votes
The brightest future will always be based on the forgotten past.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 439 Votes
Who understands the guru except ____?
Added on 30th May 2004 | 415 Votes
Is Chomsky's invisible trace of deep structure in certain sentences the same as ellipsis?
Added on 30th May 2004 | 315 Votes
I used to _____ awake all night.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 455 Votes
I've done my homework at home.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 401 Votes
"What in blue blazes?!" How often do you use this phrase?
Added on 30th May 2004 | 881 Votes
They have got up full of energy today.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 358 Votes
Is "out" in "fathom out" redundant?
Added on 30th May 2004 | 353 Votes
Problems...
Added on 30th May 2004 | 320 Votes
Dil has read poetry.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 344 Votes
It was a cold wind yesterday.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 424 Votes
I have often got up at 5 a.m.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 404 Votes
I have had not above two _____ sickness since my arrival in this country.
Added on 30th May 2004 | 425 Votes
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