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To know .

The same as focus on

Ma'am, Is it similar to Stumbled up on?

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Hi, Ma'am. Ma'am, could you pls consider doing Differences between Usage of synonyms in different contexts? 1. Dilemma vs Perplex Situation/Quandary vs Predicament 2. Filth vs Grime 😅 3. Evaluation vs Assesment 4. Derisive vs Disdainful vs Contemptuous It's been Quite a time that I had been dealing with perplexity of understanding the relevant context to place the closely related words in.🎉

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irspell or nonspell on the last for sure

Then in which case do we say that we do a certain thing 'for' a purpose?

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Who else do pay attention a the no article in speaking🎉?

Misspell I think..

Prefixes with ir- / mis- / non-: ✨ Prefix ir­- Use it with words starting in r: responsible - irresponsible; replaceable - irreplaceable; relevant - irrelevant; regular - irregular. ✨Prefix mis- Prefix mis- means false or wrong. place - misplace; understand - misunderstand; lead - mislead; behave - misbehave; fortune - misfortune, spell - misspell. ✨ Prefix non- The prefix non- is used with adjectives and nouns, but never with verbs. It is often written with hyphen: sense - nonsense; smoker - non-smoker; existent - nonexistent; fiction - non-fiction; specific - non-specific; stop - non-stop; essential - non-essential.

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Don't teach them as the tenses,just teach about auxiliary verb then teach for tenses.your learning techniques are very formal just as I learnt in my primary school in myanmar

Prefixes with a- / ab- / anti-: ✨ Prefix a- We can use the prefix “a” to make some words, usually adjectives, negative: typical - atypical; theist - atheist; political - apolitical; sexual - asexual; social - asocial ✨ Prefix ab- Very few words take the negative prefix “ab”: normal - abnormal; original - aboriginal; use - abuse ✨Prefix anti- The prefix “anti” originates from Greek and it means “opposite” or “against”. In most cases, it requires a hyphen. clockwise - anti-clockwise; social - anti-social; aging - anti-aging; biotic - antibiotic

Prefixes with dis- / ig- / il-: ✨ Prefix dis­- The negative prefix “dis” means “not”, so it gives the opposite meaning when added to the word. like - dislike; trust - distrust; honest - dishonest; comfort - discomfort; appear - disappear; agree -disagree; similar - dissimilar. ✨Prefix ig- This prefix is of Latin origin and it means “not”. We rarely see this prefix. noble - ignoble. ✨ Prefix il- This prefix is used with words starting in l: logical - illogical; legal - illegal; legible - illegible; literate - illiterate. . . . . . #english #learnenglish

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So couldnt used for deduction and ability in present? And is it always used in negative?