We use tomorrow’s meeting to describe a meeting that is held tomorrow. Tomorrow’s meeting is correct.Tomorrows meeting is incorrect. We need the apostrophe s to show the possessive form. This…
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Log in to your account is correct. To log in is a phrasal verb. The phrasal verb “To log in” can take different prepositions and to is just one example.…
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The one on one classes with a private teacher are paid on Italki but there are other features like the community and notebook that are free. Find out about the…
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Both “Help me learn” and “Help me to learn” are correct and common in English. Help + to + verb is called the infinitive and without the “to” is called…
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We use “Are you sure that…?” when we want someone to confirm that something is a good idea. Are you sure that this is going to work? Are you sure…
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“Important to” is used when something is personal to you(subjective) and “Important for” is used when something is valuable to achieve something. This degree is important to me. (it holds…
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Both Quieter and More quiet are correct. Quieter is more common but more quiet is also used in modern English. Quieter is the comparative form of quiet. Quieter often sounds…
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Kindergarten is the correct spelling of the word in English. Kindergarden is incorrect and commonly misspelled in English. The word kindergarten comes from the German language, kinder means child, and…
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Grateful is the correct spelling of the adjective of gratitude. We use this when we want to show that we are thankful for something. I am grateful that you came…
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“Bare” means something that is naked, minimal, or lacking in supplies. It is used to describe the absence of something. Example: “The room was bare, with no furniture.” “Bear” has…
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