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- How is the word "oven" pronounced?
- What is the meaning of "upset the applecart"?
- Why is the word "pound" abbreviated to "lb."?
- What is the meaning of the term "whistleblower"?
- How is the word "conscientious" pronounced?
- Which is correct? "I have got a headache" or "I have got headache"?
- What is the origin of "blackmail"?
- Is it ok to address a married woman as "Ms."?
- What's the difference between "inform of" and "inform on"?
- What is the meaning and origin of "hit below the belt"?
- Is it OK to say, "When he arrived at home, he looked for the files that he had left behind."?
- What is the difference between "disassemble" and "dissemble"?
- How is the word D-day used?
- Is it O.K to say, "What is your good name?"
- How is the word "epitome" pronounced?
- What is the origin of "Hi"?
- Driving up the wall
Know Your English - June 2004
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