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How to Pass IELTS on Computer
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Can you find a mistake in Millieβs post? π€
This error is common among both native speakers and English learners.
#grammar
This error is common among both native speakers and English learners.
#grammar
Let's start with some popular versions:
1οΈβ£ Mother's day = This is correct. I'm celebrating the day of my mother (not mothers).
Compare it to the department of "ladies' shoes" = a lot of shoes for a lot of ladies
2οΈβ£ A series = again, this is correct. A series is a set of programmes: a TV series. I know, that "s" is misleading.
Here's the answer:
1οΈβ£ Mother's day = This is correct. I'm celebrating the day of my mother (not mothers).
Compare it to the department of "ladies' shoes" = a lot of shoes for a lot of ladies
2οΈβ£ A series = again, this is correct. A series is a set of programmes: a TV series. I know, that "s" is misleading.
Here's the answer:
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"Itβs me" vs "Itβs I"
Both are correct β
Itβs I = formal and slightly out-fashioned π€
Itβs me = modern, casual and more common today π
Both are correct β
Itβs I = formal and slightly out-fashioned π€
Itβs me = modern, casual and more common today π
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In which section should you use idioms?
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IELTS Writing
57%
IELTS Speaking
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