- WHAT IS the difference between "aging" and "ageing"?
- What is the meaning and origin of "fall like ninepins"?
- Which is correct? "The media suggest" or "The media suggests"?
- How do you pronounce the word "hymn"?
- Do we have to write "and" in "three hundred and twelve"?
- CAN "FURTHER" be used to refer to distance?
- Is it true that the word "oration" can be used only to refer to speeches given at funerals?
- What is the origin and meaning of the expression "dog's breakfast"?
- What is the meaning and origin of the expression "be up to scratch"?
- WHAT IS the difference between "client" and "clientele"?
- What is the meaning of "leapfrog"?
- What is the origin and meaning of the expression "to haul someone over the coals"?
- What is the meaning of "oxymoron"?
- Do you use a singular or a plural verb after the word "couple"?
- WHAT IS the difference between "unaware" and "unawares"?
- Is "Isabel" actually a colour?
- What is the meaning of "categorical inaccuracy"?
- How is the word "assuage" pronounced?
- What is the meaning of the word "nee"?
- WHAT IS the origin and meaning of "eavesdropping"?
- Would you please explain the meaning of the phrase "many a"?
- What does "darned" mean?
- What is the difference between "compare" and "liken"?
Know Your English - July 2003
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