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It's fine to say set up an appointment in informal contexts, but you should avoid it in formal contexts.
It’s fine to say set up an appointment in informal contexts, but you should avoid it in formal contexts.
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The word "bye" is used for bidding farewell to someone. So, the word "flies bye" is wrong. The word "flies by" is correct which means "to pass". e.g. Time flies when we are with friends.
The word “bye” is used for bidding farewell to someone. So, the word “flies bye” is wrong. The word “flies by” is correct which means “to pass”.
e.g. Time flies when we are with friends.
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waves is related to air in the same way as ripples is related to water. Reason: waves travel in air while ripples travel in water.
waves is related to air in the same way as ripples is related to water.
Reason: waves travel in air while ripples travel in water.
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bread is related to wheat in the same way as brick is related to clay. Reason: Bread is made from wheat while brick is made from clay.
bread is related to wheat in the same way as brick is related to clay.
Reason: Bread is made from wheat while brick is made from clay.
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scrupulous is related to principles in the same way as ethical is related to morals. Reason: Scrupulous is the one who follows principles. Similarly, ethical is the one who follows morals.
scrupulous is related to principles in the same way as ethical is related to morals.
Reason: Scrupulous is the one who follows principles. Similarly, ethical is the one who follows morals.
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Hello is a full sentence. It is a greeting that comes before the subject of a sentence. Some examples of complete sentences that start with hello are "Hello, how are you?" and "Hello, John".
Hello is a full sentence. It is a greeting that comes before the subject of a sentence. Some examples of complete sentences that start with hello are “Hello, how are you?” and “Hello, John”.
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