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Do vs. Make: Stop Making Mistakes and Do It Right!
Introduction: Have you ever heard someone say, “I need to make my homework” or “I do a mistake”? Ouch! If you’ve ever cringed at these (or maybe made these mistakes yourself—no judgment), this post is for you. English loves to be confusing, and do and make are no exception. Why do we do business but…
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Prepositions in Transportation: Why We Say “In the Car” but “On the Bus”
If you’ve ever wondered why we say “in the car” but “on the bus”, you’re not alone. Prepositions in transportation can be confusing, even for advanced English learners. Why do we use “on” for some vehicles and “in” for others? And why does it feel so unintuitive at times? Let’s break it down and make sense of these tricky little words. The…
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The Art of Learning New Words: Tips for Building a Strong Vocabulary
Expanding your vocabulary is one of the most effective ways to improve your English. A rich vocabulary not only helps you express yourself more clearly but also enhances your reading, writing, and comprehension skills. However, learning new words can feel overwhelming without the right approach. Here are some proven tactics to make the process easier…
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Mastering the Art of English Articles: A, An, and The
Articles—a, an, and the—are tiny words that carry a lot of weight in English. For many learners, they are tricky because their use depends on context, meaning, and even sound! If your native language doesn’t use articles, this guide will help you unlock their secrets. 1. What Are Articles? Articles are small words used before…
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The Secret to Mastering English Prepositions
Prepositions may be small words, but they can cause big headaches for English learners! Words like at, in, on, and by often don’t translate directly into other languages, making them tricky to master. Let’s break it down into simple rules, examples, and exercises to make prepositions your new best friends. 1. Prepositions of Time: When…
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