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What does “supposed to” mean? I heard it’s supposed to rain today. “Supposed to” is a great English expression that […]
What does “supposed to” mean? I heard it’s supposed to rain today. “Supposed to” is a great English expression that […]
How to Use Comparatives We compare things all the time, which is good because we have lots of ways to
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On the bed and In bed Students often ask about the difference between “in bed” and “on the bed”. Fortunately, it’s
How to use either. “Either” is pretty easy to use, but there are some special examples to look out for.
Every Day and Everyday What’s the difference between every day and everyday? These words are easy to mix up, especially
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Literally and Figuratively Figuratively Figurative expressions mean something special. The words and meaning don’t always match. “Spill the tea” means
How to write AM PM This drives me crazy. I look this up all the time, and always need to
North, South, East, and West I sometimes hear students mix up directions like “north of” or “in northern”. It’s an
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Affect vs Effect What’s the difference between affect and effect? English learners and native speakers alike get these words mixed
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