Are you overusing the word so? Most learners are told to “use more variety”, but that advice is often too vague to help. The actual issue isn't just repetition. It's…
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Do you find yourself writing make sure again and again in emails, essays, and messages? Most learners do, and there's nothing wrong with the phrase itself. In fact, Dictionary.com traces…
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You're probably meeting the second conditional at exactly the moment you need it most. A manager asks, “What would you do if a client complained?” An examiner asks, “If you…
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As a teacher in high school or university, you may be looking for ways to engage your students in meaningful discussions and activities about new technologies. One tool that can…
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Assistant professors and associate professors are both lower-level titles held by those who teach at a college or university. Assistant professors work with entry-level classes, while associate professors work with…
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A professor emeritus is a highly respected retired professor for a college or university. Their primary obligation is to act as an ambassador for the school, which may include attendance…
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When deciding on the correct preposition for “available” it is important to think about the following words and phrases after available. If it is a verb or it shows who…
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Fruit is usually used as an uncountable noun which means that the plural of fruit is also fruit. We use “fruits” as the plural when we want to emphasize that…
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The word “Nope” is not necessarily rude but some people do consider it rude in formal situations. “Nope” can sound rude if it is said in a dismissive tone. Is…
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“Me too” is correct and “Me to” is incorrect. “Too” means the same thing as “also” while “to” is a preposition and part of an infinitive verb in English. I…
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