Standard English, also known as Standard Written English or SWE, is the form of English most widely accepted as being clear and proper. Publishers, writers, educators, and others have over the years developed a consensus of what standard

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Mead = Meadow (grassland) Mead is a word from the past, not in common usage today. hope that explains it.

advoca Grammatically, it is correct to say, "It is I." But not one in a thousand says it. Most say, "It's me." I find it quite natural to say "It is I" and when asked for on the phone I always say "This is he" not "speaking". Now I feel

That might be a reference to "La Belle Dame Sans Merci" by John Keates. The male character is a knight who meets a "Lady in the meads" and instantly falls in love with her. They spend the day together and have a wonderful time. However, in a

Alice Roosevelt was the daughter of American President Theodore. I'm having trouble accepting "President" as a title as written. daughter of President Theodore yes or daughter of THE American President but daughter of American President

The numbers are my birthday...i'm a male.

Arabic intifAda, literally, the act of shaking off : UPRISING, REBELLION; specifically : an armed uprising of Palestinians against Israeli occupation of the West Bank and Gaza Strip

Either...being one or the other of two.

There's an old joke. He: What's the difference between ignorance and apathy? She: I don't know and I don't care. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The phrase means the person in question doesn't know