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in time VS on time .

❇️ on time

✅On time = at the planned time; neither late nor early

❇️ in time

In time = with enough time to spare; before the last moment


✅Peter wants to start the meeting exactly on time


✅ He would have died if they hadn't got him to the hospital in time..

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💮 Listen / Hear

❇️ Hear is often used for the action that you do accidentally:
🔹Did you hear that? It sounded like a gunshot!

❇️ Listen is often used for the action that you do intentionally:
🔹I listened to the new CD.

❇️ There are some exceptions – some cases when “hear” is used for intentional listening:
🔹I heard (= listened to) an interesting show on the radio last night.

❇️ The word “hear” can also refer to communication – when you learn something because somebody told you:
🔹I heard (= somebody told me) your daughter got into a car accident. Is she all right?
🔹Have you heard about the new Batman movie coming out soon?

❇️ Finally, the expression “hear from” a person or company means to receive any type of communication from them (could be a phone call, an e-mail, or a letter).

🔹I sent my application for the job, but I haven’t heard from the company yet. (= they haven’t contacted me yet)
🔹I was thrilled to get your e-mail – it was so nice to hear from you after all these years!

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💮 Watch / Look / See

Watch

❇️ Films, performances, games and people all are things you can watch.
🔹I’m watching a movie right now.

❇️ In this case, the verb has an object - the bag. 👇
🔹I’m going outside for a minute. Would you please watch my bag?

Look

❇️ The verb “look” is different from “watch.” When you look at someone or something, you simply direct your eyes at that person or thing. It can be for a short time, and it might not involve much thought. One other difference between the words “watch” and “look” is that “look” is often followed by an adverb or preposition.

🔹When you dance, don't look down.
🔹She looked at the bill before she paid it.

See

❇️ You do not need to use a preposition or an adverb with the verb “see.” Sentences with “see” may have an object, or they may not.

🔹With an object - I see a cat in the window.
🔹Without an object - It will rain today - just wait and see.

🟣In short:

⭐️If you are talking about something that your eyes simply observe, you can use “see.”

⭐️If you are directing your eyes at something, use “look.”

⭐️And if you are paying attention to something, like a game or television program, for a period of time use “watch.”


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💮 Forget or leave❗️

❇️ We sometimes use forget when we don’t remember to bring something with us:
🔹 I’ll have to go back; I’ve forgotten my car keys.

❇️ We use leave with this same meaning, but only if we mention the place where we left something:

🔹 Ali, you’re always leaving your car keys on your desk.

🚫Not:☜ … forgetting your car keys on your desk.❌
or
🚫Not:☜ … you’re always leaving your car keys.❌

I left my homework at home.
🚫Not:☜ I forgot my homework at home.❌

❇️ We use leave when the action is deliberate:
🔹 We decided to leave the dog at home.


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💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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🌀 house/home

❌I should go to my house now
✅I should go home now

🌀 habit/custom

❌Telling lie is a bad custom
✅Telling lie is a bad habit

❌The Chinese have strange habits
✅The Chinese have strange customs

🌀 Center/middle

✅Stand in the centre of a square
✅Stand in the middle of the street

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💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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💮Look at and look to

↪️ ‘Look at’ means that you are viewing something.

‘He is looking at the ocean through his binoculars.’

↪️ ‘Look to’ means that you are planning to do something.

‘He’s looking to join a karate club in January.’

↪️ It can also be a way of saying that you are counting on or relying on someone.

‘I am looking to Peter and Paul to help with the preparations.’

↪️ 'Looking into' is used when you are studying or investigating something, or are trying to gather further information to make a decision at a later point in time.

‘I am looking into buying a live Christmas tree this year.’

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"especially" and "specially"


♻️Especially and specially are adverbs.

〽️Especially means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’:

She loves flowers, especially roses.

〽️We use specially to talk about the specific purpose of sth.

This kitchen was specially designed to make it easy for a disabled person to use.


✏️ Specially is used with a participle.

It is a specially designed umbrella.

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💮 Listen / Hear

❇️ Hear is often used for the action that you do accidentally:
🔹Did you hear that? It sounded like a gunshot!

❇️ Listen is often used for the action that you do intentionally:
🔹I listened to the new CD.

❇️ There are some exceptions – some cases when “hear” is used for intentional listening:
🔹I heard (= listened to) an interesting show on the radio last night.

❇️ The word “hear” can also refer to communication – when you learn something because somebody told you:
🔹I heard (= somebody told me) your daughter got into a car accident. Is she all right?
🔹Have you heard about the new Batman movie coming out soon?

❇️ Finally, the expression “hear from” a person or company means to receive any type of communication from them (could be a phone call, an e-mail, or a letter).

🔹I sent my application for the job, but I haven’t heard from the company yet. (= they haven’t contacted me yet)
🔹I was thrilled to get your e-mail – it was so nice to hear from you after all these years!


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💮 Even so and even though

☝️Even though forms part of a single sentence
🔹Even though I explained carefully, she didn’t understand me.

☝️Even so forms part of a second sentence
🔹I explained carefully. Even so, she didn’t understand me.

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💮Look at and look to

↪️ ‘Look at’ means that you are viewing something.

‘He is looking at the ocean through his binoculars.’

↪️ ‘Look to’ means that you are planning to do something.

‘He’s looking to join a karate club in January.’

↪️ It can also be a way of saying that you are counting on or relying on someone.

‘I am looking to Peter and Paul to help with the preparations.’

↪️ 'Looking into' is used when you are studying or investigating something, or are trying to gather further information to make a decision at a later point in time.

‘I am looking into buying a live Christmas tree this year.’

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"especially" and "specially"


♻️Especially and specially are adverbs.

〽️Especially means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’:

She loves flowers, especially roses.

〽️We use specially to talk about the specific purpose of sth.

This kitchen was specially designed to make it easy for a disabled person to use.


✏️ Specially is used with a participle.

It is a specially designed umbrella.

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💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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🔰I always do and I'm always
doing...

❇️ I always do (something)=I do it every time ...

✴️Example:

✔️ I always go to work by car. (Not I'm always going )..

🔴 I'm always doing something has a different meaning ..

✴️Example:

✔️ I have lost my phone again . I'm always losing things..

✅ I'm always losing things= I lose things very often perhaps too often ,or more often than normal...

✴️More Examples:

🔺 You are always playing computer games. You should do something more active ..

☑️You play computer games too often..

🔻Tim is never satisfied. He's always complaining.

☑️He complains too much .
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i.e. vs. e.g.

Lots of people use the terms interchangeably when trying to elaborate on a point, but they really mean two different things: "i.e." roughly means "that is" or "in other words," while "e.g." means "example given" or "for example."    

The former is used to clarify something you've said, while the latter adds color to a story through an example. 

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"especially" and "specially"


♻️Especially and specially are adverbs.

〽️Especially means ‘particularly’ or ‘above all’:

She loves flowers, especially roses.

〽️We use specially to talk about the specific purpose of sth.

This kitchen was specially designed to make it easy for a disabled person to use.


✏️ Specially is used with a participle.

It is a specially designed umbrella.

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#confused
#grammar

💮 There, They're, Their :

☑️ There : It is used to refer to a place or location.
🔸 I live there.
🔹 My car is over there.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ Their: It is used to show ownership. Their replaces a singular (non-gender) or plural noun.

🔸 This is their apartment.
🔹 The ball is theirs.

➖➖➖➖➖➖➖

☑️ They’re: It is a contraction of the words They and Are.

🔸 They’re my friends.
🔹 I don’t know where they’re going.
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