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English Language Polls (page 8 of 16)

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Entry An artist's impression of how 'Flores Man' ____ have looked.
Added on 28th Oct 2004 | 261 Votes
Entry 'Fake tan is too orange, too yellow or too brown. The latter is never a good look.'
Added on 23rd Oct 2004 | 191 Votes
Entry The politics are trending conservative.
Added on 23rd Oct 2004 | 155 Votes
Entry Are you online now then?
Added on 19th Oct 2004 | 199 Votes
Entry Can 'alibi' be used as a verb?
Added on 18th Oct 2004 | 202 Votes
Entry Equipment
Added on 17th Oct 2004 | 177 Votes
Entry Sugar in coffee
Added on 17th Oct 2004 | 243 Votes
Entry Transportation
Added on 17th Oct 2004 | 169 Votes
Entry Which is correct?
Added on 17th Oct 2004 | 205 Votes
Entry 'Of course' is unnecessary if you know the fact and meaningless if you don't.
Added on 16th Oct 2004 | 154 Votes
Entry "You are overpaid £XX" (Letter from tax authorities)
Added on 10th Oct 2004 | 156 Votes
Entry Do you ever say "ain't"?
Added on 10th Oct 2004 | 211 Votes
Entry The restaurant was fined for ____ hygiene regulations.
Added on 10th Oct 2004 | 180 Votes
Entry Beside\Besides
Added on 9th Oct 2004 | 776 Votes
Entry 'Sugar' is considered to be an uncountable noun. "How many sugars do you want in your coffee?"
Added on 9th Oct 2004 | 252 Votes
Entry She did it ____.
Added on 9th Oct 2004 | 222 Votes
Entry The staff ____ pleased with the decision.
Added on 9th Oct 2004 | 209 Votes
Entry All the staff ____ angry.
Added on 9th Oct 2004 | 215 Votes
Entry Why don't you come on in and have a drink and a bite to eat?
Added on 8th Oct 2004 | 139 Votes
Entry I'd just like to know so's I can take precautions.
Added on 3rd Oct 2004 | 209 Votes
Entry 'Yet' is ____ 'however' when it is used to show a contrast.
Added on 3rd Oct 2004 | 195 Votes
Entry If it would've had an answer key, I think the book could've been more helpful.
Added on 2nd Oct 2004 | 170 Votes
Entry The airline has stopped serving _____ meals on its flights.
Added on 2nd Oct 2004 | 215 Votes
Entry There was nothing that could prevent them ____ it again.
Added on 30th Sep 2004 | 184 Votes
Entry Any sense
Added on 28th Sep 2004 | 177 Votes
Entry Sunday at the park
Added on 27th Sep 2004 | 159 Votes
Entry I'm glad you've decided to stop by at LTE once in a while.
Added on 27th Sep 2004 | 152 Votes
Entry Nerve
Added on 26th Sep 2004 | 140 Votes
Entry Which one would you say?
Added on 25th Sep 2004 | 213 Votes
Entry Which do you prefer?
Added on 22nd Sep 2004 | 181 Votes
Entry I'd have helped if I had've known.
Added on 21st Sep 2004 | 211 Votes
Entry All second language or foreign language skills are acquired through exposure.
Added on 20th Sep 2004 | 209 Votes
Entry Is it a good idea to teach beginners intonation?
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 204 Votes
Entry If you understand the grammar, then you understand the language.
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 160 Votes
Entry Studying a language is entirely different from studying anything else.
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 140 Votes
Entry If you understand how to explain the grammar, then you can teach the language.
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 214 Votes
Entry Having good or bad materials to work with can make or break an ESL/EFL teacher.
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 153 Votes
Entry I might have known.
Added on 18th Sep 2004 | 177 Votes
Entry Does American English use the schwa - neutral vowel sound - more than other types of English?
Added on 17th Sep 2004 | 211 Votes
Entry Which one do you use?
Added on 17th Sep 2004 | 152 Votes
Entry "Roberto is absent today. Where might he be?"
Added on 17th Sep 2004 | 158 Votes
Entry Does "none" always have to be treated as singular in formal writing?
Added on 17th Sep 2004 | 152 Votes
Entry A group of words that ... a meaning
Added on 16th Sep 2004 | 260 Votes
Entry Nobody is going to do silly things with him around...
Added on 9th Sep 2004 | 182 Votes
Entry What the ____!
Added on 8th Sep 2004 | 214 Votes
Entry He has ____ cancer.
Added on 5th Sep 2004 | 211 Votes
Entry Feeding sharks ____ dangerous.
Added on 2nd Sep 2004 | 231 Votes
Entry If you were asked what the time is, how would you reply?
Added on 1st Sep 2004 | 225 Votes
Entry They complained that there had been a campaign of _____ to implicate them.
Added on 29th Aug 2004 | 177 Votes
Entry Internet terminology
Added on 28th Aug 2004 | 175 Votes
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