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How to use “may as well” or “might as well”
English tip# 3: "May as well" or "might as well" are different from "as well." When you see or hear them, make sure you don't mistake them for "as well."
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“Too Much” vs “Much Too”: correct usage
English tip # 2: "Too much" vs "much too" Sometimes, words or phrases like "too much" and "much too" sound very familiar. As a matter of fact, they are so…
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“Honestly” vs “To be honest”: correct usage
English tip # 1: “Honestly” vs “to be honest” Have you ever wondered if you are using a word or phrase loosely? Just because you think you are familiar with…
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Why do I miss answers in IELTS listening?
Basically, IELTS listening tests your listening skills in different ways. If you plan to take IELTS, you need to improve your listening skills so that you can handle different types…
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Which is better, Google Translate or a dictionary?
Before we answer the question of Google Translate or a dictionary, let’s see what each is and how they can help people with different needs. On the one hand, there…
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Become more fluent in speaking English and better in listening?
This article has been taken from the book ”26 Ignored Rules of Learning English” and has been modified for this post. This book will soon be published and becomes available…