A YouTube profile description said 'keep it a buck, join..... family'. Keep it a buck = be honest, real. Is it what it means in that sentence? Or does it have some other meaning? Thank you.

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Is it correct “The event was organized with the funds” or “The event was organized by the funds”?

“Yes… we really do have strong opinions about tea in Britain!” 😂

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Hello native English speakers. Thank you very much in advance. There are many contexts where native and non-native speakers are at an advantage if they understand not just polished, elegant language, but the full breadth of ordinary and unusual expressions (both those that are grammatical and those whose grammaticality is perhaps questionable). (original) I guess : if they understand not just polished, elegant language, but the full breadth of ordinary and unusual expressions = 1. if they understand the full breadth of ordinary and unusual expressions rather than just polished, elegant language.? OR, 2. if they understand not only just polished, elegant language, but also the full breadth of ordinary and unusual expressions. ? Which is correct by grammar and by the context of the original?