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What's the difference between "all" and "whole"?

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🚨 “All” vs “Whole” – Don’t mix them up! If you’ve ever wondered whether to say “the whole cake” or “all the cake”, this post is for you 🍰💡 Save it for later and share with someone learning English! 👇 Which one do you hear more often? Comment below! #English   #learnenglish   #commonmistakes   #englishgrammar   #englishmadeeasy  
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What's the difference between these tenses?

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Do you know what's the difference between these sentences when the tenses change? Post your comments below. #English   #learnenglish   #commonmistakes   #englishgrammar   #tenses  
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Pronunciation of "suit" vs "suite"

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Which one do you hear more often: suit or suite? Comment below! #English   #learnenglish   #commonmistakes   #pronunciation  
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“go to bed” vs “go to the bed”

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Do you know wat the difference is between “go to bed” and “go to the bed”? Post below how you can use these phrases. #englishgrammar   #commonmistakes   #learnenglish   #English  
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Silent Letters

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Do you say these correctly? Some of my advanced students still make these pronunciation mistakes. ✔️ Follow for more natural English tips! #EnglishTips   #Pronunciation   #LearnEnglish   #English  
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"in theory" instead of "maybe"

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Use "in theory" instead of "maybe". It will make you sound more confident and professional. It will also make what you're saying sound possible and not like a hope or wish.  #English   #confidence   #vocabularybuilding  
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"loose" vs "lose"

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Do you get confused between loose and lose? Well, I do. Here's an easy way to remember: - "loose" with 2 o's and pronounced with an "s", think "loose shoelaces". - "lose" with 1 o and pronounced wit a "z", think "win or lose" and "you lose 1 o".  #English   #easilyconfusedwords   #commonmistakes   #easyenglish  
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