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• English homework help. What kind of sentence is this?

  Asked by BBawlight | 16 responses

• What is your preferred online dictionary and why?

  Asked by drdoombot | 50 responses

• Why "feckless" and "hapless" but not "hapful" and "feckful"?

  Asked by gailcalled | 17 responses

• Are there any words or phrases that people use that will make you assume that the speaker is "mature?"?

  Asked by jca2 | 16 responses

• How do u feel abut using "hopefully" to mean "I" "one" "we" "he" etc. hopes.

  Asked by gailcalder | 8 responses

• What is the other word for text "overlapping"?

  Asked by lessonenglish | 18 responses

• When you read "militant" do you think "terrorist" or "freedom fighter" - or does it require context?

  Asked by zensky | 41 responses

• How to properly use the word substitute?

  Asked by flip86 | 8 responses

• Is "seethingly" a word?

  Asked by patg7590 | 28 responses

• What's the diff. between "I feel sick" and "I feel sickly"?

  Asked by gailcalled | 7 responses

• Do I use MLA style or APA style or no style?

  Asked by Link | 9 responses

• Did you know that "nother" is now officially defined as a word [adjective] by Merriam-Webster dictionary?

  Asked by ibstubro | 15 responses

• Where does the word "Goon" come from?

  Asked by rojo | 9 responses

• Does English have subject pronouns?

  Asked by Aesthetic_Mess | 9 responses

• Can anyone explain the "cot-caught merger" ?

  Asked by Sweetpea | 15 responses

• What does the phrase 'missing the woods for the trees' mean? How did it originate?

  Asked by Thangboy | 4 responses

• How would you interpret this saying?

  Asked by SmellyBoy | 13 responses

• When you go to McDonald's and wants to order a hamburger but dry, meaning no sauces, no vegetables and no other extras. What's the exact phrase for that in English?

  Asked by Ranimi23 | 35 responses

• A question about the way my sentences are written (calling all English majors!)

  Asked by 717richboy | 17 responses

• Is "Grow Good" grammatically correct?

  Asked by b | 41 responses

• Grammatical help with a paper, any takers?

  Asked by everephebe | 25 responses

• If I used the word "dyspepsia" or "dyspeptic," would you know what I meant without looking it up?

  Asked by gailcalled | 72 responses

• How do I articulate "collabrative project"?

  Asked by MetroGnome217 | 8 responses

• ESL (English as a Second Language) question - looking for a poem that includes all letters, but especially sounds of the English language?

  Asked by zensky | 11 responses

• Is this sentence grammatically correct?

  Asked by ZoeDecker | 20 responses

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