(e) next to a date
<à> [sic] proprement dit(e)
A and E
A and E (hospital)
a draft letter / e-mail
à la main / e.v.
a production E
à X égal(e)
A.C.E.
A.E. CHIMIE
A.E.C
A.g.r.e.e.
A.N.S.W.E.R Coalition
A.P.E. Activity Sector Code
ariv pa a mendormir car jne te croi pa ce brui 2 mer e ven ce clair dou vien lapel
break a bone (i.e., leg, arm, etc.)
care for a e-penpal
Ce qu'elle m'a fait(e?)
certifié A.E.C.
Conformément à vos souhaits exprimés dans votre e-mail de ce jour, je vous prie...
demandé à votre patient(e) :
e-mail contains a link
e-mail to contact a person
E.R.E - équipe à responsabilité élargie
EN: dans un e-mail qu'il m'a écrit - grammaire
épreuves d’artistes (E.A.) / épreuves hors commerce (H.C.)
être appelé(e) à...
être enchaîné(e) à des peurs
être laissé(e) à soi-même
Être tout(e) à
first aid provisions and nearest A&E department
FR: à minuit trente précis(e)(s) - accord - grammaire
FR: à moins de l'avoir étudié(e) - accord du participe passé - grammaire
FR: Bienvenue ! / être le/la/les bienvenu(e)(s) / souhaiter la bienvenue à qqn - grammaire
FR: ça m'a aidé(e) - accord - grammaire
FR: Ça m'a surpris(e) - accord pour une femme - grammaire
FR: ce qui m'a le plus intéressé(e) - accord - grammaire
FR: Cette expérience m'a inspiré(e) - grammaire
FR: coup de frein à la croissance de l’économie, évalué(e) à 3,9 points - accord - grammaire
FR: créée - 3 E à la suite - grammaire
FR: Elle a oublié(e) que - grammaire
FR: Elle les lui a offert(e)s - accord - grammaire
FR: elle m'a demandé(e) - grammaire
FR: Elle m'a pris(e) au dépourvu / m'a surpris(e) - accord du participe passé - grammaire
FR: Elle s'est habitué(e) à la pluie - accord - grammaire
FR: Elle(s) m'a/ont rendu(e)(s) + adjectif - accord - grammaire
FR: I will only be able to write a short e-mail - grammaire
FR: Il m'a conseillé(e) - accord - grammaire
FR: il m'a vu(e) - agreement - grammaire
FR: Je suis une analyste tel/telle que défini(e) à l'article 2 - accord - grammaire
FR: La possibilité nous a été proposé(e) - accord - grammaire
FR: la première chose qu'elle m'a dit(e) - accord du participe passé - grammaire
FR: mis(e) à part - accord - grammaire
FR: On me l'a dit(e) [la vérité] - accord du participe passé - grammaire
hit a juul (e-cigarette)
I'm afraid I cannot read the e-mail, as I'm not a member...
in a future e-mail
inscrit(e) à un stage
Just a short e-mail to wish you a birthday that is special, just like you
L on moin vien me voir meme si l é a..
L.E.A.R.N. (acronym)
la droite perpendiculaire à (AB) passant par E
La Mer(e) à boire
"Le/la président(e)" in a courtroom
les sons /e/ , /i/ français comparés à la diphtongue anglaise /ɪə/
Macrons (ā, ē, ī, ō, ū)
mention très bien - D.E.A.
Mon nouveau patron m'a contacté par e-mail pour me fixer une date d'entretien.
Most likely it [i.e. a letter] is not gonna make it for Christmas.
multi-scalar,e.g. a study on several scales (micro to macro)
Nommé(e) interne à compter
nous montons 300 mètres de dénivelé(e) à pied
œ - When the O and E touch each other in a French word
pas pendu.e à un clou pour toi
promis(e) à un bel avenir
retrait préventif T.E. ou T.A.
S E G P A
S.C.E.A. Société Civile d'Exploitation Agricole
sentir tenu(e) à
Since I received your e-mail, I have been looking for a hotel
subscribe to (e.g., a service)
to be of a certain age (i.e. to be old - euphemism)
to have a certain cell phone service; e.g, "I have Verizon"
Tout(e) a fait
Un(e) grize - a 'go' on the lottery?
Visit A&E
"which" representing a clause versus a noun, (e.g. he shot the mosquito, which startled us)
You can't display e-books on a bookshelf!
...e-mails had been intercepted expressing a desire... - English Only forum
‘e puts ‘is ‘and on my chest and gives me a shove - English Only forum
’e took every man out a’ ’er life with ’im - English Only forum
[e] or [a], [ei] or [ai]? - English Only forum
a dozen e-mails with Kate - English Only forum
a message/e-mail from anyone is welcome - English Only forum
a P.E. teacher - English Only forum
a salad bowl of E - English Only forum
A text about E.U. expansion - English Only forum
A verb describing smoking an e-cigarette - English Only forum
A was calling E who was walking down the road in front of his house from the 1st floor. - English Only forum
A/an: e-mail - English Only forum
a/an/the + position (e.g. a teller) - English Only forum
A&E and ICU - English Only forum
A&E examination - English Only forum
addressing a family in an e-mail - English Only forum
Article before holiday name [e.g., on <a?> Labour Day] - English Only forum
Because I am going to write a couple of e-mails to my friends. - English Only forum
Business letter: Closing a farewell e-mail. - English Only forum
Can a line end with an article, e.g. a, an, the? - English Only forum
Can I say "she was a good leader in her time"? (e.g. in 1900s) - English Only forum
Can we use "would" in a simple past—i.e, if you're narrating? - English Only forum
Countable, uncountable: mail, e-mail: a mail, a piece of mail - English Only forum
Definite article usage with a specific day (e.g. have a good rest of the Sunday) - English Only forum
Do a lot of things,e.g. read a book/ reading a book, etc. - English Only forum
Do you write a comma after e.g. / i.e. / viz. ? - English Only forum
E.a. - English Only forum
e'd've got a clip round the ear if we'd made any remarks."[/ - English Only forum
"Earth" with a capitalized "e" and without a definite article - English Only forum
emergency room [also A&E / accident & emergency / casualty] - English Only forum
Ending -able added to a word ending with e - English Only forum
formal e-mail: apology for sending a file late - English Only forum
going to <se>e a film - English Only forum
H.E.B. gets that beans are best with a healthy glug of Shiner Bock. - English Only forum
half-a**e - English Only forum
How to distinguish between /e/ and /a/ in pronunciation? - English Only forum
How to read a score of e.g 5/5 [exam grade] - English Only forum
How to use a time period as a modifier: e.g.1950s London - English Only forum
I have (got) a (chronic?) headache. (spoken Br.E.) - English Only forum
I will join a/the meeting on the date (e.g. Feb 23). - English Only forum
I.e. at the beginning of a sentence? - English Only forum
i.e., <that> for constants a, b > 0 - English Only forum
interest [e.g. 6% a year] - English Only forum
Is there a difference between /ɛ/ and /e/? - English Only forum
Living there was A, B, C, D and E - English Only forum
"Manual of/for Words" (i.e. a program named Words) - English Only forum
My house is a third of the size of yours (i.e. it is smaller by a third) - English Only forum
no time ago or else a life [e. e. cummings] - English Only forum
On disturb immunity and P/E kinetics ['On' in a title] - English Only forum
pronunciation British: difference in "a" [e.g., father / tramp] - English Only forum
pronunciation: Letter <a> as sound /e/ - English Only forum
pronunciation: short vowel 'a' with nasal consonant n, m, ng AE [e.g. man vs hat] - English Only forum
pronunciation: the X [th-e or th-a?] - English Only forum
R-I-double-P-E-D / a seven-pack at least - English Only forum
Regarding a Complimentary close of e-mail - English Only forum
Saying spelling: [e.g., A-L-space-M-I-N-U-I-Y-A'] - English Only forum
Short A/E/I/O/U vowel - English Only forum
"something be where?" as a question, e.g., "my money is where?" - English Only forum
Storm = Thunderstorm in A.E.?? - English Only forum
syllable numbers: A,E,I,O,U, tire, cure - English Only forum
Ta’e ony cheer as yo’n a mind to, none of us is th’ big bear - English Only forum
Ta’e the thick wi’ th’ thin. This wor a bit o’ thin for once - English Only forum
take the A or E subway train uptown to 42nd Street - English Only forum
the group report of the Group A, attached to this e-mail - English Only forum
the index of a day in a year? [e.g. 185th day of the year ] - English Only forum
The musical notes are A, B, C, D, E, F, G. - English Only forum
to catch up what you've missed (e.g.. a football match) - English Only forum
types of plants, INCLUDING a, b, c, d, e ..... - English Only forum
with a code i.e. deidentified or anonymized, i.e. identifiable information - English Only forum
"Workload" 80%/100%... (i.e., 4 days a week etc.) - English Only forum
you might ma’e a scandal out o’ me an’ my bitch Flossie. You’ve missed summat there - English Only forum