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Lay and lie are frequently confused verbs that have similar meanings (If you exclude the meaning “to tell an untruth”), but for this one big detail – lay is transitive and always has a direct object; lie is intransitive and will never have a direct object. The reason it seems confusing is that the past […]
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When you really like someone, it’s easy to ignore any of the red flags that they might not be, well… the best guy in the world. Even when the flags are flying high, and everyone else can see it, we tend to ignore the bad things about our crushes. We put on our rose-coloured glasses,
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The long held friction between teachers and students is one that has lasted for generations, with both sides frantically pointing fingers at each other’s faults. There is the one side with teachers attempting to understand and correct their students behaviour and the other side where students continue to grumble about how their teachers “just don’t
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Emojis seem to have taken over everyone’s texting pattern these days. Hardly do I go an entire day without using one or two emojis in my messaging. And I know you’re guilty of this too. In light of all the new emojis being released recently, I think it’s necessary for all of us to update
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Smile, don’t slouch. And don’t cross your arms. Your parents probably taught you to use certain body language to appear friendly and polite. But that’s not all to it. Below are 6 things you can do to boost your confidence. 1. Ask yourself, “What’s the worst that could happen?” Too often, we place excess importance
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The rapports that you create with your teachers can greatly influence your school experience. To ensure that the relationships you have with your teachers are the best they can be, try to understand these six things teachers want from you, but won’t necessarily say them to you: 1. I show up to class. I want
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Being in secondary school can be so complicated and confusing, especially for junior students. Here are 10 things only secondary school students can relate with. 1. Teachers can be your friends. Sometimes teachers can be powerful allies! Some of them are really nice and fun, and they’re easy to talk to during free periods or
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The cool thing about reading is that once you realise you ought to be reading and starting doing it more often, the more you begin to enjoy it. And it’s a wonderful habit to develop. For those who need more convincing, let’s review the incredible benefits of reading. Improve your brain function Reading will get
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Best friends are people with whom you share the strongest possible kind of friendship. Best Friends are very special people in your life. They are the first people you think about when you make plans. They are the first people you go to when you’re on your lowest ebb. Your bestie is the person you
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