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• What is Bovarro? It came in a jar, back during WWII.

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• What is this type of word called?

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• What is your favorite acronym?

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• When writing or speaking about a fictional character, which tense do you use?

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• Outside of dialogue, when do you use single quotation marks and when do you use double?

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• What does it mean to "Beg the Question"?

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• Oranges. Which came first, the fruit or the color?

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• Help with an MLA formatted Citation?

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• Why does "island" have a silent "s'?

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• What's another way to say "Movie Lover" that doesn't occasionally look like "Movie Loser" at a glance?

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• Mr. Sarkozy (France) said french people love Americans (BBC.) Have you ever experianced that while visiting France?

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• Are there any words that you wish meant something else?

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• Is the English language a whole bunch of made-up words, definitions, and grammar, or does it actually make sense?

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• Is the plural form "punk" or "punks"?

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• How do you pronounce gyro?

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• Are you bilingual? Trilingual?

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• What's the most important thing to know for sending a query letter to a journal, magazine, or newspaper?

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• Is there an American English counterpart to the Chamber's (British English) dictionary?

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• How do you denote sarcasm/humor in written text?

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