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Title: Grammarphobia: Grammar, etymology, linguistics, usage

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Position	Phrase	Page	Snippet
2	all is or are	/blog/2006/12/all-is...	The Grammarphobia Blog: “All is” vs. “all are” 18 дек. 2006 г. — If a writer means “all of it,” she should use “is .” If she means “all of them,” she should go with “are.” So it depends on whether your ...
2	full fuller	/blog/2015/07/full-f...	The Grammarphobia Blog: Full, fuller, fullest 31 июл. 2015 г. — “Full” generally means containing as much as possible , but the adjective has many other senses, as in “full of energy,” “full of himself,” “full-fledged,” “a ...
3	i have is i ve	/blog/2018/05/i-have...	The Grammarphobia Blog: When 'I have' becomes 'I've' 2 мая 2018 г. — We checked a half-dozen standard dictionaries and all of them define “I've” as simply a contraction for “I have .” None of them say it can't be ...
4	all is are	/blog/2006/12/all-is...	The Grammarphobia Blog: “All is” vs. “all are” 18 дек. 2006 г. — If a writer means “all of it,” she should use “is .” If she means “all of them,” she should go with “are.” So it depends on whether your ...
4	who is who has	/blog/2012/03/who-is...	Is “who's” short for “who is” or “who has”? 4 мар. 2012 г. — So “who's” is a legitimate contraction of both “who is” and “who has .” Examples: “Who's he?” … “Who's done the dishes?”.
4	went to see	/blog/2025/12/went-t...	The Grammarphobia Blog: 'Went to go see a movie' 1 дек. 2025 г. — In fact, “went to go” often describes a situation in which an action was attempted but failed . That use of the expression has been around for ...
5	given you	/blog/2023/05/given-...	The Grammarphobia Blog: 'Ask, and it shall be given you' 8 мая 2023 г. — The two clauses, “it shall be given you” and “it shall be given to you” mean the same thing semantically but differ grammatically.
5	to internet	/blog/2020/04/intern...	The Grammarphobia Blog: To internet, or not to internet? 13 апр. 2020 г. — We aren't likely to use “internet” or “science” as a verb , at least not yet. Neither usage is widespread enough.
6(+2)	all are in	/blog/2006/12/all-is...	The Grammarphobia Blog: “All is” vs. “all are” 18 дек. 2006 г. — If a writer means “ all of it,” she should use “is.” If she means “ all of them,” she should go with “are.” So it depends on whether your ...
6	that is one of the	/blog/2016/09/one-of...	The Grammarphobia Blog: Is “one” the one? 23 сент. 2016 г. — So in summary, you can't go wrong with the plural. But go with a singular verb if the “ one ” is uppermost in your mind, and not the class to ...

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4	come going	/blog/2011/11/come-g...	The Grammarphobia Blog: Are you coming or going ? We vote for “Are you coming ?” rather than “Are you going ?” We’ll explain later, but first let’s talk about this business of coming and going .
5	good well best	/blog/2023/03/good-b...	The Grammarphobia Blog: Good , best , or well wishes? A: The usual expression is “ good wishes” or “ best wishes,” but “ well wishes” has been used for hundreds of years in the same sense. All three were first recorded...
5	what is or what are	/blog/2018/03/what-2...	The Grammarphobia Blog: Is ‘what’ singular or plural? As we wrote in 2012, the word “what” can be construed as either singular or plural. It takes its number (singular vs. plural) from the context, and here the context is “books” (plural). Thus, “Books are what make you smarter.”

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