In Time vs On Time: Early Enough or Exactly as Scheduled?
Learn the difference between arriving early enough to avoid a problem and arriving at the scheduled time.
Read guideUnderstand frequent mistakes, why they happen and the natural English to use instead.
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Learn the difference between arriving early enough to avoid a problem and arriving at the scheduled time.
Read guideUse one direction rule to choose borrow and lend correctly.
Read guideLearn why we say a job, some work and I work—and avoid a common workplace-English mistake.
Read guideStop translating do and make as the same verb and learn the high-frequency combinations English speakers actually use.
Read guideSeparate a starting point, a duration and a finished time in the past with three simple patterns.
Read guideUnderstand countable and uncountable nouns and choose the quantity expression English speakers naturally use.
Read guideLearn the natural patterns that separate four common English verbs of communication.
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