⭕️The main difference between raise vs. rise is that raise is a transitive verb, which means it requires an object, while rise is an intransitive verb, which means it does not require an object.
⭕️Raise is used when something is lifted or elevated by someone or something else.
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⭕️Raise is used when something is lifted or elevated by someone or something else.
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⭕️HOST can be a noun or a verb.
❇️Note the pronunciation: It is pronounced like MOST.
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❇️Note the pronunciation: It is pronounced like MOST.
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⭕️ Some thought-provoking pictures
❇️ thought-provoking means making people think seriously about a particular subject
🟠 For example: The film had a thought-provoking message.
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❇️ thought-provoking means making people think seriously about a particular subject
🟠 For example: The film had a thought-provoking message.
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Some common mistakes in English! 😮😯
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What does intuition mean? 🤔🤔
⭕️the ability to understand or know something because of a feeling rather than by considering the facts.
🟢Intuition told her it was unwise to argue.
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⭕️the ability to understand or know something because of a feeling rather than by considering the facts.
🟢Intuition told her it was unwise to argue.
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🤫 Silent letters can make it difficult to spell and write English words – here are some common ones! Save this list!
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⭕️Do your students know the difference between ‘in bed’ and ‘on the bed’?
🟢Help them remember by sharing this post with them!
⭕️e.g.1. Harry is very sick, he’s been in bed all day. (under the sheets)
⭕️2. I’ve left your clean clothes on the bed. Can you put them away, please? (on top of the sheets)
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🟢Help them remember by sharing this post with them!
⭕️e.g.1. Harry is very sick, he’s been in bed all day. (under the sheets)
⭕️2. I’ve left your clean clothes on the bed. Can you put them away, please? (on top of the sheets)
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#commonmistake
❌ it is about a man who called X
✅ it is about a man called X
✅ it is about a man who is called X
❌ it is about a man who called X
✅ it is about a man called X
✅ it is about a man who is called X
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