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  • What does Whens mean? - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The three auxiliaries that end in z -- has, is, was -- can all be contracted to just the z at the end of the subject NP This is normal in ordinary speech, and just about obligatory for subject pronouns, so he's can mean he was, he is, or he has; the form of the verb that follows will determine which one And, yes, when is the subject of that question, even if somebody said it can't be
  • The whys and the hows - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    Are apostrophes needed in this phrase? The whys and the hows I searched for duplicate questions, but the closest I found was in regard to words inside quotes
  • What does it mean when someone says noted to you?
    In my experience, when people have said, "Noted," or, more often, "So noted," it means that they have heard me, or pretended to have heard me, and that they have no intention of acting on my issue It's an approach some people use to foreclose further discussion It's dismissive It means you're not going to get anywhere
  • Usage of is when - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    The usage of is when looks fine to me Sentences using is when are definitions of events
  • Is from whence correct? Or should it be whence?
    The NOAD reports the following note about the use of from whence and whence: USAGE Strictly speaking, whence means from what place, as in whence did you come? Thus, the preposition from in from whence did you come? is redundant and its use is considered incorrect by some The use with from is very common, though, and has been used by reputable writers since the 14th century It is now broadly
  • pronouns - When to use shes (short form) and and she is (full form . . .
    The difference is that she's and similar shortened forms are used in colloquial speech, but not in certain cases In your example, she is being emphasised
  • When would be the best time vs. what would be the best time
    Both are correct, however, In my experience "what is the best time" is more common The questions amount to the same thing but have subtly different meanings When is the best time ? The question here is "choose the best time, now when is that time?", you are choosing the time and then giving an attribute of the time — when What is the best time ? The question here is: of all the
  • nouns - English Language Usage Stack Exchange
    I understand @tchrist to be questioning the part of this answer which says question words have regular plurals In fact if they had regular plurals then the plurals would be who whos, what whats, where wheres, when whens, why whies, and how hows Irene wouldn't it make more sense to drop the word "regularly"?
  • idioms - Origins of the phrase “the best time to plant a tree was 30 . . .
    Does anyone have good information on the first known usage or attribution of the phrase “the best time to plant a tree was 30 years ago, the second best time is now”, or similar concepts? According
  • This weekend vs Next weekend [duplicate] - English Language Usage . . .
    The American Heritage Dictionary (online ed) has this (definition with examples): "Immediately following, as in time, order, or sequence: next week; the next item on the list " So, taking into account "next week" not being the current week, "next weekend" would follow to be the weekend of "next week," right?





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