💢 other ways to say "Hurry up"

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Speak like a PRO 🇺🇸

Daily phrases to sound more like natives

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✍️ Writing Tips
📧 How to reference to attachments in email

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Food related English partitive nouns you must know!

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💢 Other ways to say "tasty"

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Common Mistakes in English
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Use Of The Wrong Tense

🗂1. using must or ought to , to express a past obligation .

❌Don’t say : You ought to come yesterday .
✅ Say : You ought to have come yesterday .
Or : You should have come yesterday .
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💡Don’t use must and ought to as past tenses . To express a past duty (which wasn’t done) use the perfect infinitive without to after ought to or should or expressions such as had to, was obliged .

📮Note: In indirect speech use must and ought to and past tenses ; He said he must do it .

🗂2. using the present perfect instead of the simple past tense .

❌Don’t say : I have seen a good film yesterday .
✅ Say : I saw a good film yesterday .

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💡use the simple past tense (and not the present perfect ) for an action completed in the past at a stated time .

📮Note: When a sentence has a word or a phrase denoting past time, like yesterday, last night, last week, last year, then, ago, etc , always use a simple past tense .


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