"A thing deadly frightening but you approach it." This word can primarily refer to the "thing", "you", "this action", etc.

The sentence is as follows: I did not know much about the Marines, but the words “The Few. The Proud. The Marines.” peaked my interest. Do I need comma after "words?" Can I leave the period after "Marines?"

Peace, "They believe that ancient man in his naivety, as he stood just a step beyond the dividing line between humanoid and human being, confused and bewildered by all that he saw around him." Is this sentence grammatically correct? The theme is made complete in the following sentences of the ...

Frequently developers need to refer to the user that has been logged on the application. This user is generally referred to as the current user. I would prefer to use a single word for it due to the high frequency of occurrence of this in the codebase and reduce vague of the general word user. A...

I've noticed that the word masquerade is spelt with qu instead of c in mascarade like in French or mascarada in Spanish. According to Online Etymology Dictionary, the word is of French origin. I'd be very interested to know how it came to be spelt with qu instead of c or k like in mask.

Certo é que o dicionário da Porto Editora tem os dois verbetes, mas o primeiro reencaminha meramente para o segundo. Assim pergunto: é mais correto grafar taxonomia ou taxinomia? a que se deve esta dupla grafia? Por exemplo, neste artigo o autor Ricardo Araújo Pereira grafa taxinomia, mas a W...