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1. Take a Screenshot Have you ever wanted to capture something on your phone’s screen? Maybe it’s a hilarious text from a friend, or an interesting Facebook post, or you want to send someone an image to show her how to do something. It’s similar to screen munching on Blackberry. iPhone Press and hold the […]
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Contents: Language Structure Literature: Fiction and Non-fiction Vocabulary: Word Families Language Structure A. The Parts of Speech Do you remember the parts of speech – the different classes we group words into? Here are some of them. Match them with their correct definitions: A pronoun is a naming word A preposition a describing word A
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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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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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Below are 18 common grammar mistakes I see routinely, not only in editorial queries and submissions, but in print: in blogs, magazines, newspapers, trade journals, and even best selling novels. If it makes you feel any better, I’ve made each of these mistakes a hundred times, and I know some of the best authors in
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In most situations, affect is used as a verb, and effect is used as a noun. However, both words have alternate meanings when used as different parts of speech. Comparison chart Affect Effect Most common meaning In its most common usage, “affect” is a verb; “to affect” something is to make an impact on something.
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