Browse Rules: 6,133 matches
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| Description | Example | Category |
|---|---|---|
| Indian English replacements | We need to do the needful. | Style |
| Indian English replacements | He is a rowdy-sheeter because he has stolen. | Style |
| Indian English replacements | The annexure of the technical proposal. | Style |
| Indian English replacements | The annexures of the technical proposal. | Style |
| Indian English replacements | Something went wrong during the updation. | Style |
| Indian English replacements | He did a skilling to learn more about computers. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | He is using a smart phone to communicate with his friends. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | He published a new blog post on his web site. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | Not everyone wants or needs a fancy coffeemaker, and that’s totally fine. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | He is having a party in his back yard. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | I have set a user name for my online profile. | Style |
| Recommended compounds (smartphone, website, …) | I don't own a mobile phone, I only have a land line. | Style |
| Most of our times (time) | We spend most of our times here. | Style |
| 'the reason... is because' | The reason we were late is because there was an accident. | Style |
| 'the reason... is because' | The reason that Tom isn't here is because he's sick. | Style |
| aline vs. align | They aline to the recently announced changes. | Style |
| aline vs. align | He alines to the recently announced changes. | Style |
| aline vs. align | He is alining to the recently announced changes. | Style |
| bestest (best) | He is my bestest friend. | Style |
| bored of (with) | I always get bored of people who talk about themselves. | Style |
| 'themself' | The casual observer might easily think themself back in 1945. | Style |
| 'ourself' | We witnessed ourself at Southampton this thirteenth day of October. | Style |
| 'merchandize' vs. 'merchandise' | He merchandized eighteen years, owning mills and blacksmith shops. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The Super Bowl 53 is happening in February 2018. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The 53th Super Bowl is happening in February 2018. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The Super Bowl 54 is happening in February 2020. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The 54th Super Bowl is happening in February 2020. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The Super Bowl 55 is happening in February 2021. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The 55th Super Bowl is happening in February 2021. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | 55th Super Bowl is happening in February 2021. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The Super Bowl 56 is happening in February 2022. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The 56th Super Bowl is happening in February 2022. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | 56th Super Bowl is happening in February 2022. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The Super Bowl 57 is happening in February 2023. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | The 57th Super Bowl is happening in February 2023. | Style |
| Super Bowl (Roman numerals) | 57th Super Bowl is happening in February 2023. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | Gotta go. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | I gotta go. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | He gotta go. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | You have gotta be kidding me. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | You've gotta be kidding me. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | I have gotta new car. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | You've gotta new car. | Style |
| informal 'gotta' | You've gotta see this. | Style |
| gonna (going to) | Are u gonna ignore me? | Style |
| gonna (going to) | And now u gonna ignore me. | Style |
| gonna (going to) | Gonna be there. | Style |
| gonna (going to) | Are u gonna ignore me? | Style |
| gonna (going to) | And now u gonna ignore me. | Style |
| gonna (going to) | Gonna be there. | Style |
| tryna → trying to | Thanks for tryna help. | Style |
| tryna → trying to | Who you try'na call? | Style |
| y'all (you all) | I will send an update to all of y'all. | Style |
| y'all (you all) | Y'all don't know what I'm talking about. | Style |
| dontcha (don't you) | Dontcha think this could be done easier? | Style |
| dontcha (don't you) | Don'tcha think this could be done easier? | Style |
| whatcha (what are you) | Whatcha doing? | Style |
| whatcha (what are you) | Whatcha have? | Style |
| outta (out of) | I'm outta here. | Style |
| lemme (let me) | Lemme see if I can help you. | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | He bout to go crazy. | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | I bout to go crazy. | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | They bout to go crazy. | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | U r bout to go crazy. | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | Bout to jam it! | Style |
| I'm bout (about) to | It is bout to go down. | Style |
| luv (love) | He luvs you | Style |
| dat (that) | We can do dat. | Style |
| dis (this) | Dis is my favourite food. | Style |
| gimme (give me) | Gimme my money. | Style |
| gotcha (got you) | Hah, I gotcha! | Style |
| I don't wanna to travel (want to travel) | I don't wanna to travel. | Style |
| wanna (want to) | Are u wanna publish your paper? | Style |
| wanna (want to) | Do u wanna play? | Style |
| wanna (want to) | He wanna be there. | Style |
| wanna (want to) | Wanna be there. | Style |
| wanna (want to) | I don't wanna this product because I don't want to do it. | Style |
| wanna (want to) | I don't want this product because don't do wanna it. | Style |
| dunno (don't know) | Really, u dunno? | Style |
| dunno (don't know) | I really dunno what you're talking about. | Style |
| dunno (don't know) | Dunno what you mean. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | He is extremely angry. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This is really bad. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | That diamond is extremely big. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This room is extremely clean. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | My hotel room is extremely cold. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This place is extremely crowded. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | My hotel room is extremely dirty. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | Her jokes are extremely funny. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | Your proposal is extremely good. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | He is extremely hungry. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This is extremely interesting. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This object is extremely old. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | She is looking extremely pretty. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This is extremely scary. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | The difference between the two is extremely small. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This is extremely surprising. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | We were all extremely tired. | Style |
| Extreme adjectives | This hat is extremely ugly. | Style |
| different than (from) | Are human beings any different than animals? | Style |
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