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Happy Easter! Maybe today is one of religious celebration for you. Alternatively, you may be...
Do you have a guardian angle watching over you? If so, is it acute or...
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Independent and dependent clauses are fundamental parts of writing. But what are these clauses? How...
Today, 17 April, is International Haiku Poetry Day. It’s thus an exciting date if you’re...
MLA referencing is common in the humanities. And if you are studying on a literature...
A memo (or memorandum) is a short document designed for internal communication. If you need...
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The phrase ‘on tenterhooks’ is common in English. However, it is also one of the...
Have you ever wondered about the difference between ‘got’ and ‘gotten’? This can seem confusing...
Sadly, straw man arguments do not involve literal scarecrows. Rather, they are a type of...
Do you feel like there’s something missing from your life? Well, if what you’re missing...
Finding good research can be tough, especially when so much of it is locked behind...
Here, we’re looking at when to use “all of” rather than “all” by itself. Make...