Tag: English
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Close vs. Close
“Close” used as a verb has a different meaning and pronunciation than “close” used as an adjective
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Mute Point? You Want To Say “Moot Point”
A “moot point” is understood as to mean, “Let’s move on, that doesn’t matter.”
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No, Merriam-Webster, “Irregardless” is Not a Word
The weasel word Merriam Webster uses to describe irregardless is “nonstandard.”