- WHAT IS the meaning of ``apple polishing''?What is the difference between ``homophone'' and ``homonym''?
- How do you answer someone who says ``Nice to meet you''?
- What is the origin of ``Jeep''?
- Is the word ``orange'' a Tamil word?
- How is the word ``paradigm'' pronounced?
- Why do we abbreviate ``example'' to ``e.g.''?
- Is it O.K to say, ``What class are you reading?''
- When someone sneezes why do people say, ``Bless you''?
- How do you pronounce ``joie de vivre''? What is its meaning?
- People tend to say, ``the media is''. Shouldn't it be ``the media are''?
- What is the difference between ``a few'' and ``few''?
- What is the meaning of the expression ``to carry coals to Newcastle''?
- What is the opposite of Utopia?
- WHAT IS the origin of ``red tape''?
- How do you address a woman who is divorced?
- What is the difference ``battle'' and ``war''?
- What is the difference between ``its'' and ``it's''?
- How do you pronounce the word xenophobia?
- Newsreaders say ``main stories''. Is it OK to use ``stories'' when referring to news?
- In one of the episodes in ``Law and Order'' the detectives kept saying ``DOA''. What do the initials stand for?
- Is it O.K to use the word ``thrice'' to mean ``three times''?
- WHAT IS the meaning of the idiom ``to bite the dust''?
- How do you pronounce the word ``hooch''?
- What is the meaning of ``snail mail''?
- What is the difference between ``flats'' and ``apartments''?
- What is the meaning of ``ad nauseam''?
- How do you pronounce the final `s' in ``Charles's''?
- Is it OK to say ``The Chief Minister is in favour with Sumalatha''?
- Why is the television called the ``idiot box''?
- What is the meaning and origin of ``not be up to scratch''?
- What is the question tag to be used for ``I am a boy''?
- What is the meaning of ``carte blanche''?
- Is it OK to say, ``Australia's Northern Territory passed an euthanasia law''?
- How do you pronounce ``Seoul'', the capital of South Korea?
- What is the difference between ``translation'' and ``transliteration''?
- Is it OK to say ``The whole building shivers when a train goes past''?
Know Your English - May 2001
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