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Common mistakes in Nonstandard phrases
Browse common English mistakes in the Nonstandard phrases category and learn how to avoid them in writing and speaking.
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legal term: informations
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5-farads/5-farad
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very known (very well-known, well-known)
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in/with regards to/of (regarding, with regard to)
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whip cream (whipped cream)
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qui bono (cui bono)
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the proof is in the pudding (the proof of the pudding is in the eating)
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now and days (nowadays)
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nip it in the butt (nip it in the bud)
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money is no option (money is no object)
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far be it for me (far be it from me)
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early adapter (early adopter)
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Misused phrase: 'ever so often (every so often)'
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along the same vein (along the same line, in the same vein)
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all and all (all in all)
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make since (sense)
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in the moment (currently)
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the question what (the question of what)
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February of 2005 (February 2005)
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from X - Y (from X to Y)
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I never have been (I have never been)
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redundant determiner: 'in (an) alphabetical order
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7:00 o'clock (7:00 or 7 o'clock)
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Non-standard contractions '(I've a...)'
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round a bout (round a bouts)
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all of the sudden (all of a sudden)
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