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Test your Grammar Skills with our English quiz! Participate and we’ll give you the right answer in the comments tomorrow! ✨

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The correct verb form for a singular subject is "is," so the correct sentence would be "Neither of the options is suitable for me."

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✅ Option D, "Neither of the options are suitable for me," contains a subject-verb agreement error because the subject "neither" is singular, but the verb "are" is plural.

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❌ Option C, "The group of friends is going to the movie theater," uses the singular verb "is" correctly with the singular subject "group."

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❌ Option B, "Each of the players on the team plays well individually," uses the singular verb "plays" correctly with the singular subject "each."

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The correct verb form for a singular subject is "plays," so the correct sentence would be "The team of players plays well together."

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"The team of players play well together," contains a subject-verb agreement error because the subject "team" is singular, but the verb "play" is plural.

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✅ The good answers were A et D.

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Discover different expressions with the word "tough" in English, and the translations in French and in Spanish!

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Ever had trouble understanding someone with a thick Irish accent while learning English? 🤔 It can be tough, but it's also a reminder of just how diverse the English language is! 🌍

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Today's word is: CLOTHES
A really common mistake is to pronounce the TH in clothes like:
"closs-es", "cloths", "close-iz"

There are different versions of this word but native speakers are most likely to say "cloz., The same as the word “close"

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- Option D, "The movie was good, but the book was gooder," is INCORRECT because "gooder" is not a valid English word. The correct form is "better."

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Can you spot the correct comparative form? Test your knowledge with our English quiz! Choose between four sentences and pick the one that correctly uses the comparative form.
Will you choose the right one? Comment and find out!

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- Option B, "His car runs more faster than mine," is INCORRECT because the adverb "more" is not used with adverbs that have an "-er" form, like "faster." The correct form is "His car runs faster than mine."

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- Option A, "She's the more taller of the two sisters," is INCORRECT because the adjective "taller" is already in the comparative form (comparative of superiority of "tall"). The correct form is "She's the taller of the two sisters."

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Option C was the CORRECT comparative form. Did you get it right? 📷

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Do you know this American expression about baseball? ⚾️🧢

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"On time" means something happens at the specific time it was planned or expected, while "in time" means something happens with enough time before a deadline. ⏰

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