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Adaptor = adapter → ✔️Advisor = adviser → ✔️Impostor = imposter → ✔️(It’s not a 🇺🇸 vs. 🇬🇧 thing; it’s a matter of preference.)#spellingEnglish Tips&Tools
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Should of → ❌Could of → ❌Would of → ❌Should have → ✔️Should’ve → ✔️Could have → ✔️Could’ve → ✔️Would have → ✔️Would’ve → ✔️English Tips&Tools
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Have ants in your pants #idiomatic_expressions
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Continually = happening repeatedly (with breaks)Continuously = repeating nonstop 🔂#vocabularyEnglish Tips&Tools
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Childish = like a child, but in a negative way (immature, silly)Childlike = like a child, but positive (pure, innocent) 👼#vocabularyEnglish Tips&Tools
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“Data” 📈 is technically the plural of “datum,” but “data” is now used as a singular or plural noun. So, The data IS → ✔️ The data ARE → ✔️English Tips&Tools
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✅ cheat sheet a sheet containing information (such as test answers) used secretly for cheating✅ crib (sheet) 1- (n) something used for cheating in an examination. 2- (v) to use a crib
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📌I'm used to killing snakes = I've killed a lot of snakes in my life.📌I used to kill snakes = I killed snakes in the past, but not anymore. #GrammarEnglish Tips&Tools
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Worth noting #idiomatic_expressions
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Worthy of note #idiomatic_expressions
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Gerund vs. Present Participle #Grammar
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