Do you understand English when you read it, but struggle to speak when someone asks you a question? You are […]
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If you’ve ever wondered why native English speakers sometimes say “thuh” and other times say “thee” for the word the,
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What is an alphabet?An alphabet is a set of letters that we use to write a language. In English, we
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Many English learners misuse the word “already.” In this article, we explain the most common mistakes with “already,” how to fix them, and how to use it naturally in conversation and business English.
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Many English learners confuse during and for because both are connected to time.However, they are used in very different ways.
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A Surprisingly Wild History of English Words If you’ve ever heard someone say, “Well actually, ‘man’ used to be gender-neutral,”
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