I don't know of a website. Using the correct tag seems to depend a lot on the context. Here is an example of a conversation which makes use of the two different tags in your question: You should not be so hard on John. He thinks you don't

I don't now of one specific word that would be suitable. There is one slang word, ' gobsmacked ', but it doesn't really mean 'not knowing whether to laugh or cry'; it just means 'shocked'. This is an interesting question, and I hope that

I do understand that you need detail s of the invoices issued to MERCAN. I am trying to supply all the information you need . You must know that generally recharging is not a n easy process, and it takes some time to collect the right information

Do you mean 'blase'? My computer will not make the acute accent on top of the e. It's a French word which is in reasonably common usage, and it means casual, or unimpressed.

I would say it means 'initiate'.

Request for contract document Dear Developer/client Further to our previous discussion with you regarding the provision of copies of contract for the Grandville, we have not yet received this document. As some scope of the contractor’s work

My name is X. At the moment, I am in the process of completing the final year of the Higher diploma of Fashion Merchandising and Retailing course at the ***. I am considering taking a BA (Hons) Fashion Management Course in *** , which is renowned

Hobos are tramps, homeless people, etc.

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To house, to host, to premise and to be home to. Those verbs are similar in meaning, but they can't be used with the same subject. I can't understand how to use and how to distinguish them. I cheked my monolingual dictionary, but I'm not