English Chunk Practice

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Practice OR Practise? 🇬🇧🇺🇸 One letter changes everything in British English!

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Corporate fraud, spoiled milk, or messy desks?

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Vacation posts, code envy, or promotions?

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@Pray4Scum Nailed it! Flawless answer as always! 🙌

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Security warning! Over 85% of English learners miss this advanced conditional rule!

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Debugging all night OR interviewing 18 candidates? 🥱

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@khurshidahmed4 Appreciate the kind words! Everyday is a chance to learn a new distinction! 🔥

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Jail vs. Prison! ⛓️🏛️

Most people use these words interchangeably, but legally and grammatically, they are NOT the same! Practice question below! 👇

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@khurshidahmed4 You got it on the second try! Should is 100% correct! Great self-correction!

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Business English Challenge!

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@harigopalbhatta Hari on a roll! Option B is 100% correct! Great job mastering 'But for' conditionals!

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@ayapan_0510 2.育む

foster = 育む / 促進する (to encourage the development or growth of something)

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@maki_utsumi 3 out

She pointed out my mistakes.

point out = to indicate, draw attention to, or call out something (指摘する).

on, in, and by do not form a phrasal verb with "point" that means "to indicate or highlight."

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@eigofan4U C) 我慢の限界

It's the last straw

C) 我慢の限界 (the final problem in a series of problems that makes you lose your patience / 堪忍袋の緒が切れること).

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@Grammartipps A) from

He abstained from voting.

abstain from [gerund/noun] = to choose not to do or consume something

of, with, and by do not pair with "abstain."

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@Ibv45A D) raise

The company hopes to raise funds for its expansion.

raise funds = a standard business collocation meaning "to collect or gather money/capital" (資金を調達する).

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@sirluisbi Luis on a roll today! Were is 100% correct!

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Don't let the present tense 'He is' trick your grammar intuition!

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@sirluisbi Those are all fantastic phrases! Collecting fixed chunks like these makes speaking fluently so much easier! 🙌

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Don't let standard subject-verb rules trick you here.

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@menhouch Spot on, Mohammed! Should is 100% correct! Great job with inverted conditionals!

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@khurshidahmed4 Ah, a very common trap! 'Were' almost works, but check the verb structure after it. Give it one more guess!

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@AgnaldoSCamp Spot on, Agnaldo! You dodged that present tense trap like a pro!

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@ThomasN20180200 Thomas with another perfect answer! Option D is spot on!

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@harigopalbhatta Nailed it! Should is 100% correct! Great job with inverted conditionals!