Changing the order of simple words can completely change their meaning, or even deem a phrase that was once correct to be incorrect. In the instance of “you all” and…
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You’ll likely see or hear the terms date conferred or date expected through the process of job applications, though there are other situations where they might come up. Would you…
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When communicating using English, sometimes we use more words than necessary to send a message or say something. When trying to be concise, we want to cut out unnecessary words.…
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When you receive a phone call, you may want to send a message to that person later letting them know that you are grateful for their call. You can use…
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“Quite frankly” is a phrase often used at the beginning of a sentence, meaning that you are about to say something that is either bold, blunt, or potentially problematic. This…
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The words a and an are considered articles, and each of them has its own particular rules for when they are used. An article is a word that comes before…
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Quadruple is a word to describe a set of four of something. The root word quad is a shortened version of the Latin word quadri, which means four. So what…
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Descriptive words can add depth to your speech or your writing, and so can synonyms. When looking for a word to describe someone who helps others, one of the most…
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There are so many words and phrases to describe people and things, which makes vocabulary a very fun thing to learn about. If you’re someone who enjoys learning, you might…
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You’re pretty/cute/beautiful is correct. “Your pretty/cute/beautiful” is incorrect and you should not use this phrase in English. You’re pretty/cute/beautiful is a contraction of “you are pretty/cute/beautiful” “Your pretty/cute/beautiful” is a…
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