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Does the phrase "who's in?" or "I'm in!" exist in (informal) English?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Is there an antonym for "paucity" that means not scarce and not necessarily but possibly enough?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by bashtown

Alternatives for "demand"

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Sha2b

Are "kinda", "sorta", "oughta" and "sposta" acceptable in formal writing?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Is "Mr. Last Name + First Name" correct in formal writing?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by moon22

Usage of "ladies and gentlemen" to address two people of different sex

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Alex Mayants

Formal title/honorific for a lawyer

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

Is "catch up" used in formal language as in "We will catch up sometime"?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by Stat-R

Is it appropriate to use "it's my bread and butter" in formal english?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago by shaktiman_droid

It should be used **with** in this paragraph?

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English Language & Usage Asked 3 years ago

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