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Writing an Argumentative Essay: Tips & Recommendations
Argumentative essays are extremely common in IELTS and TOEFL.
Big-Ups: Meaning, Usage, Synonyms, and Examples
To be more precise, big ups, or big-ups, is an idiom that’s considered a bit dated. Learning its origins will help you understand it and remember it more easily.
How to know when to use the verbs presume vs. assume
Presume and assume are both verbs with similar meanings. They can both be used instead of the verb “to suppose” but cannot be used in the same contexts.
IRL Meaning And In Which Contexts to Use It
When trying to discern whether something is real or part of digital life only, you can use the abbreviation “IRL” which means in real life.
Can a dead language (Latin) affect English?
Modern English comes from many languages. That is why even today, you can find many no English vocabularies.
How Can ESL Students Overcome a Lack of Confidence?
Some people lack confidence in themselves. They are not confident enough to speak up when they have something to say, or they don’t feel like their ideas are worth listening to. But there is hope!
“Ahold” or “A hold”: Choosing the Proper Term
Choosing the right term can be confusing so you may easily end up using the wrong one. Although the difference between them is a single space, it can change the entire meaning of what you’re saying.
What does the expression “You’ve got another think coming” mean?
If someone’s got another think coming, it means they’re wrong about something.