*Spotting Errors*
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❌The set of same identical twins always confuse their friends and sometimes their professors.
✔️ The set of *identical* twins always confuse their friends and sometimes their professors.
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❌Even the strongest men were able to escalade the tower of south region.
✔️Even the strongest men were able to escalade the tower of *the* south region.
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❌The servant tried to scrub the dirt and grime of the floor, but couldn't make it clean again.
✔️ The servant tried to scrub the dirt and grime *off* the floor, but couldn't make it clean again.
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❌When she reached the station, the train have already left.
✔️ When she reached the station, the train *had* already left.
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❌Serving as an alternative choice to tea, the pregnant woman drank herbal tonic.
✔️ Serving as an *alternative* to tea, the pregnant woman drank herbal tonic.
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9 idioms related to books and study
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📓1. Hit the Books:
🔹Meaning: To study hard.
🔸Examples:
"Finals are next week, so it's time to hit the books."
"I can't go out tonight, I have an important exam on Friday so I have to hit the books."

📔2. In Black and White:
🔹Meaning: Clear and straightforward; often referring to something written down as proof, officially in writing.
🔸Examples:
"The rules are in black and white, so there's no misunderstanding."
"Tina sees everything in black and white, ignoring the complexity of most situations."

📒3. Crack a Book:
🔹Meaning: To open and read a book, typically for studying. (Often used in the negative to mean not studying at all).
🔸Examples:
"Shailesh rarely ever cracked a book in high school, but he still was able to graduate."
"You had better crack the books if you want to have any chance of graduating this year."

📕4. Burn the Midnight Oil:
🔹Meaning: To study or work late into the night.
🔸Examples:
"During exam week, students often burn the midnight oil to cram for their tests."
"The team burned the midnight oil to finish the project before the client's deadline."

📗5. By the Book:
🔹Meaning: To follow the rules exactly.
🔸Examples:
"The police officer goes by the book, even in emergencies."
"During audits, we document changes by the book to avoid trouble."

📘6. Read Between the Lines:
🔹Meaning: To understand the hidden meaning or implied message that is not explicitly stated.
🔸Examples:
"Vidisha didn't say she was upset, but if you read between the lines, you can tell she's unhappy."
"Ramanuj gave a very diplomatic explanation, but reading between the lines, it seems like he was fired for political reasons."

📙7. Brush Up On:
🔹Meaning: To review or practice knowledge, usually something you learned in the past but have partly forgotten.
🔸Examples:
"I need to brush up on my English before the exam."
"Shailesh is going to Europe on business and so he has been brushing up on his French."

📒8. Brainstorm:
🔹Meaning: To think of ideas or solutions, often in a group setting.
🔸Examples:
"The students will brainstorm ideas for the school play."
"After brainstorming with my advisor, we came up with a method."

📕9. Hit the Nail on the Head:
🔹Meaning: To get something exactly right; to be accurately correct about a problem or situation.
🔸Examples:
"Priya hit the nail on the head when she said the project failed due to poor planning."
"Your analysis really hit the nail on the head."
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