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Mistake: I don't want to spoiler you start learning
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Correct: I don't want to spoil you
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when you want to say: People moving out to another place start learning
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when you want to say: Amazed and exhausted start learning
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you say: Keeping memories start learning
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mistake: We seen some churches start learning
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correct: we've seen some churches
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mistake: She find her husband start learning
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correct: she found her husband
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when you want to say: I couldn't tell you how big it was start learning
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simply: I could not compare its size to anything here so far
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definition: A marine crustacean with an external shell, which attaches itself permanently to a surface and feeds by filtering particles from the water using its modified feathery legs start learning
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mistake: It just clear my head start learning
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correct: It just clears my head
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definition: a shot scored just as the clock expires at the end of a period of play, especially one at the end of a game resulting in a win for the shooter's team start learning
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when you want to say: work with my body start learning
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definition: the standard of health, comfort, and happiness experienced by an individual or group start learning
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definition: term commonly used by statisticians to refer to the highest degree of education an individual has completed start learning
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definition: an institution of higher education offering courses at degree level or below, especially in vocational subjects start learning
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you say: Remember the people start learning
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mistake: People are overhyped start learning
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correct: People are overhyping it
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you say: electric trimmer start learning
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try saying: electric hair trimmer
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pronunciation: bit (a little bit) start learning
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correct: The line is long, The queue is long
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try saying: Quick cash schemes
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definition: wealth in the form of money or other assets owned by a person or organization or available for a purpose such as starting a company or investing start learning
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you say: Earn some abilities start learning
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try saying: Develop some skills, expertise
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you say: Easiest way to print money start learning
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try saying: Easiest way to generate money
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you say: You are young only once start learning
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try saying: Today is the youngest you will ever be
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you say: cut off the thoughts about business start learning
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try saying: To add to what I said, To clarify
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you say: Connect learning to specific activities start learning
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try saying: Associate learning to specific activities
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definition: a form of marketing that focuses on getting consumers to talk about and share their positive experiences with a product or service with other people start learning
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you say: you can take it everywhere start learning
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mistake: when our parents had their youth start learning
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correct: during our parents' youth
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when you want to say: act of being born start learning
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you say: get their energy back start learning
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try saying: for their recovery
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try saying: meant, intended
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you say: accidental pregnancy start learning
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try saying: unwanted pregnancy
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definition: a person who receives a pension, especially the retirement pension start learning
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definition:(of a young person) in the process of developing from a child into an adult. start learning
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definition: broad and sturdily built start learning
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definition: rather fat or of heavy build start learning
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definition: unusually swollen start learning
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definition: short and revealing start learning
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mistake: modificating those start learning
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try saying: they can benefit
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correct: takes a lot of resources
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definition: great happiness and exhilaration start learning
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definition: having or showing no moral principles; not honest or fair start learning
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definition: a meddling or prying person. start learning
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definition: a lazy, drooping posture or movement. start learning
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definition: used to say that people who are very different from each other are often attracted to each other start learning
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definition: people of the same sort or with the same tastes and interests will be found together. start learning
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birds of the same feather
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mistake: trustful ways to express start learning
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correct: trustworthy ways to express
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definition: opinions or interests shared by each of two or more parties start learning
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definition: a facial expression indicating disapproval, displeasure, or concentration, characterized by a furrowing of one's brows start learning
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definition: give or make a long, high-pitched complaining cry or sound start learning
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definition: the right or condition of self-government start learning
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you say: opposites looks like start learning
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try saying: different perspective
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correct: facial expression
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mistake: couldn't sleep good start learning
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correct: couldn't sleep well
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mistake: I was cold sweated start learning
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correct: I had a cold sweat
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definition: a willingness to take bold risks start learning
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you say: do something that drives you start learning
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try saying: fullfills you, motivates you
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you say: People want to be entrepreneurs to be famous start learning
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try saying: People want to be entrpreneurs for the prestige
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definition: generally refer to office-based positions involving mental or administrative work, often requiring specialized knowledge or education, and typically associated with salaried employment start learning
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definition: depressingly dull and bleak or repetitive start learning
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definition: not requiring much skill and lacking prestige start learning
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definition: a spokesperson employed to give a favourable interpretation of events to the media, especially on behalf of a political party. start learning
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definition: s a professional who manages an organization's reputation and public image, ensuring effective communication with its target audience and maintaining a positive public profile start learning
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mistake: you can't see who are they start learning
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correct: you can't see who they are
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try saying: insincere, not genuine or fake
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when you want to say: gain skills, acquire skills start learning
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try saying: gain experience
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correct: field of work, industry
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try saying: speculation, perception, expectation
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when you want to say: you want to work hard and get paid for it start learning
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try saying: why work hard when you don't get compensated enough for it
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definition: a state of complete mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion. start learning
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definition: a person who wants everything to be perfect and demands the highest standards possible start learning
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start learning
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you say: book it a week ahead start learning
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try saying: make a reservation
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mistake: well communicated public transport start learning
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correct: well connected public transport
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correct: travelled back home
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definition: the various ways Christians serve God and others within the church and the wider community, often guided by the teachings and example of Jesus Christ start learning
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you say: other than that, no more interesting thing happened start learning
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try saying: other than that, nothing significant happened
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try saying: kept me occupied
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