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“Sauce” and “source” may sound similar when spoken, but these terms are very different in...
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You’ve interviewed someone and had it transcribed. But what happens next? How do you turn...
The words “meat” and “meet” sound the same, but they have very different meanings. Make...
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In this busy world, who has time to read anything? Well, we do, because we’re...
The clause is a basic grammatical unit comprising a subject and a verb. But what...
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“Guilt” and “gilt” sound very similar. They’re also similarly spelled, with only the “u” in...
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