Have you done your homework
Have you done your homework
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Have you done your homework
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I’m very tired
See lessParent is a singular noun, so here it will be "Parent's house". When it is both parents (i.e. plural), it will be "Parents' house" The position of the apostrophe makes all the difference.
The position of the apostrophe makes all the difference.
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I want to watch the tv
See less"In the next page" is the act of referring to something that will be brought up on the next page. "On the next page" is the action of describing something that will be brought up on the next page.
“In the next page” is the act of referring to something that will be brought up on the next page. “On the next page” is the action of describing something that will be brought up on the next page.
See lessThe correct phrase is “on social media” and not “in social media”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on social media.
The correct phrase is “on social media” and not “in social media”. e.g. She was chatting with him till night on social media.
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At this time, it is crucial to ensure that all necessary tasks have been completed in a timely manner. With that being said, have you completed your assigned homework "yet" or "already"? It is important to take responsibility for our academic responsibilities and make sure they are fulfilled promptlRead more
At this time, it is crucial to ensure that all necessary tasks have been completed in a timely manner. With that being said, have you completed your assigned homework “yet” or “already”? It is important to take responsibility for our academic responsibilities and make sure they are fulfilled promptly. By completing your homework “yet”, you demonstrate a proactive attitude towards your education and showcase your dedication to learning. On the other hand, finishing it “already” shows that you have prioritized your obligations and have managed your time effectively. Remember, staying on top of your assignments is crucial for academic success and sets a solid foundation for future endeavors.
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