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Every year, on the fourth Thursday in November, Americans gather to celebrate Thanksgiving. But when...
A ‘cliffhanger’ ending is one that ends a story on a tense, unresolved moment (such...
Reflexive pronouns let us form sentences where the subject and object are the same thing....
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When conducting research, you may need to think about potential conflicts of interest. But what...
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The words ‘flu’, ‘flue’ and ‘flew’ all sound the same, yet they mean completely different...
Today, 21 November, is World Hello Day, which encourages us to resolve differences via communication....
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Most English speakers use auxiliary verbs every day, even if they’ve never heard the term...
The words ‘board’ and ‘bored’ sound the same, so it can be easy to mix...
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