“I am looking forward to seeing you” is correct. In this case “to” is a preposition, and you always need to use the ing form(gerund) after a preposition. “I am…
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Status is a word that comes from Latin. It has two meanings 1 The social position of a person in relation to others. A doctor is a high-status job. Aristocrats…
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You make my day, You made my day and You’ve made my day are all correct sentences in English. There are different tenses in each sentence which change the meaning.The…
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Focused is the most common and widely accepted spelling of this adjective. Focussed is an old spelling that is still sometimes accepted but much less common. The confusion about the…
Both work at home and work from home are correct. Work from home is more common to use when the action is permanent and work at home is more common…
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The plural of “how-to” is “how-tos”. How-to’s is also acceptable but less common nowadays. The hyphen is optional. To avoid confusion, use “how-to guides”. How-tos How-tos is the most common…
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Sign in to your account is correct. To sign in is a phrasal verb. The phrasal verb “To sign in” can take different prepositions and to is just one example.Sign in…
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The plural of stuff is also stuff. Stuff is always a plural noun. Stuffs is not in common use. Stuff is a synonym of things. Examples: Gather up your things…
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