Wordwizard

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You can share common interests (I like oranges and she likes oranges) which are interests you both have in common, but I don't think you can share "similar interests" because they are actually different interests (I like oranges and she likes tangerines).

and found 633 whose title is If you page through the 633 songs, you'll find that there are 111 songs named "it is what it is" and the other 522 "songs" are named something else but are by the 1 artist "it is what it is" (10 songs) or on 195 albums called "it is what it is". It's more interesting th...

dante wrote:I'd like to know if I can use it with "studying" instead of "work" as in the following sentence:

Why did you pick "studying" as the alternative to "work(no -ing)"? Try your process again with "study" instead of "studying".

Steve, in a word: NO!! Let's break it down: I do admire my close friend about many things. I would write >> I admire my close friend for many reasons. Although there are lots of unemployed people these days, he still do not accept to have a job with low pay and not compatible with his ability. Mate...

Looking at Russ's amended version of WoZ's text, Seriously, look at WoZ's unamended text. .. no capitals .. sentences surrounded by " .. " or " >> " .. hes using no commas or apostrophes >> and hes replying to stevens post using this "system" admixed with his "corrections" .. and youre really going...

Shouldn't he apologize to the women as well? ;-)

My sister s always pays attention to cares about my health, studies and relation ship s -or- love life. She can cook a lot of terrific dishes, and I like all of them so bad much -or- very much. Your relations are your relatives (or there's an outside possibility is that she watches you have sexual i...

I'll translate for our friends trying to learn standard English. Does anybody else have a food memory? Let me explain. Just recently, I was walking past the butcher's and I noticed that they had pickled untranslatable of pork. On impulse, I went in and bought a large untranslatable , took it home an...

Laughter like happiness is uncountable. (I'm copyrighting that to start my greeting cards for grammar geeks company - don't steal it!)

The first sentence could also be phrased:
What I'm most proud of is my family.
My family is what I'm most proud of.

While we're taking things with a grain of salt... I don't know how it is for .uk, but I think more .us domains are owned by "foreign entities with a US presence" (which is very minimally enforced) than by actual US entities. We Americans think we own the Internet so our first thought is to register ...

Your first sentence says that your research lead you to believe that they are the same thing - there is no difference/distinction between them. The online dictionary definitions that I found are noticeabley different so I was wondering what you were looking at that made them seem like they might be ...

I'm not discussing linguistics here as I'm not competent to, but speaking from the point of view of an ESL learner I don't see a practical use of the grammatical framework in the part relating to verb complementation that H&P put forward. Here's the problem as I see it. You ARE discussing linguisti...

STEVENSAKURA wrote:I've checked the meaning ... the difference of them.

I'd really like to know how you checked.

"of" should be "between".

it was only a guess based on the number of google results I have some more new words for you that get a large number of Google results: pwn, teh, l33t, kitteh, i can haz cheezburger, all your base are belong to us, ... I'm sure the CPE will be very impressed. ... english ... Do I need to mention th...