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What Is an Appositive
August 2
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What Is an Appositive? How to Write Like an Advanced English Writer

Do you write like this? “Dr. Shepherd is a cardiologist. He works at Sunnyvale hospital. He is highly respected by his colleagues.” It’s...

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8 Better Words to Use Than Said (Sound More Precise & Professional)
August 2
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8 Better Words to Use...

If you always write “He said…” and “She said…”, you sound repetitive and vague. Great speakers and writers don’t...

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12 Commonly Confused Adjectives in English Don't Mix Them Up
August 2
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12 Commonly Confused Adjectives in English: Don’t Mix Them Up (With Examples)

Some English adjectives look almost identical and sound almost identical — but mean completely different things. Mixing them up is a classic mistake even for...

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How to Write Effective Email Subject Lines That Get Opened
August 2
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How to Write Effective Email...

You write a perfect email. You spend 20 minutes on it. You hit send. And no one opens it. Why? In 90% of cases, the problem is not your email — it’s...

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10 Essential Idioms of Time in English (With Examples You Can Use Today)
August 2
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10 Essential Idioms of Time in English (With Examples You...

Time idioms are everywhere in English — in meetings, movies, news, and casual conversations. Native speakers use them constantly to talk about deadlines,...

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advanced adjectives to describe people at work
August 2
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8 Advanced Adjectives to Describe...

Do you want to stop saying “He’s good” and “She works well” in professional settings? In business English, precision is power....

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Master Common Adjective + Preposition Combinations in English
August 2
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Master Common Adjective + Preposition...

Certain tiny words in English – in, on, at, for, of, to – pop up everywhere, and often they follow a specific adjective. Why do we...

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Learn 8 “Out Of” Idioms in English From Danger to Delight
August 2
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Learn 8 “Out Of” Idioms...

Idioms are the secret sauce that makes your English sound fluid, colourful, and genuinely native. And sometimes, the most useful idioms come wrapped in just...

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