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hi! it's Evanda here: a boy who lives to achieve, make friends and mending mental state of others! I am really into photography, music, cultural studies, Lang.

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Joined April 2013
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Delete one movie forever...
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The Marvel Timeline
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Replying to @knowiiiedge
Correct answer: to ✅ ✅✅✅ Explanation: to ✅ → correct collocation (prefer A to B) over ❌ → informal, sometimes used, but not standard in tests than ❌ → used with “would rather,” not “prefer” from ❌ → wrong 📌Rule: prefer A to B.📌
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The words "compliment" and "complement" sound the same but are quite different. They can be verbs or nouns and their differences are explained below in today's grammar lesson.👇
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This is why I like being alone...
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Intermediate Verbs 🔹Pour = to make a liquid flow from one container to another Example: She poured water into the glass. 🔹Sprinkle = to drop small amounts of something lightly over a surface Example: Sprinkle some salt on the fries. 🔹Scoop = to lift or remove something using a spoon or scooper Example: He scooped ice cream into the bowl. 🔹Whisk = to beat or mix quickly using a whisk Example: Whisk the eggs until smooth. 🔹Grate = to rub food against a grater to make small pieces Example: Grate the cheese over the pasta. 🔹Slice = to cut something into thin pieces Example: Slice the bread carefully. 🔹Peel = to remove the skin or outer layer of something Example: Peel the banana before eating it. 🔹Stir = to mix by moving a spoon or tool around in a liquid or mixture Example: Stir the soup slowly. 🔹Flip = to turn something over quickly Example: Flip the pancake when bubbles appear. 🔹Squeeze = to press something firmly to force liquid out Example: Squeeze toothpaste onto the brush. 🔹Wring = to twist something tightly to remove liquid Example: Wring out the wet towel. 🔹Twist = to turn something using your hands Example: Twist the lid to open the jar.
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The words "cloth" and "clothes" can be confusing. People sometimes think that "cloth" is singular and "clothes" is plural, but it's more complicated. The word "cloth" is a noun referring to a piece of fabric. We usually pluralise by saying "3 pieces of cloth" rather than "3 cloths," although the latter is also possible. As for "clothes," it is always spelled this way. It cannot be singular. We "wear clothes" or "have clothes." We can have "one item of clothing" if we must stress the singular aspect. Note that "to clothe" is a verb, so you could say "he clothes the poor" for example. It's a bit strange but it shows how "clothes" is sometimes a verb rather than a noun.
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Know the Difference Grave Cemetery Tomb Mausoleum 1) Grave A grave is the individual place where one person is buried. It’s usually a hole in the ground marked with a headstone. Think: one person, one spot Example: She placed flowers on her grandfather’s grave. 2) Cemetery A cemetery is the entire area where many graves are located. It’s like the neighborhood where graves live. Think: many graves in one place Example: The old cemetery is on the hill outside town. 3) Tomb A tomb is a stone structure that holds a burial. It’s more solid and permanent than a grave and may be above ground or built into rock. Think: stone burial place Example: The ancient king was buried in a stone tomb. 4) Mausoleum A mausoleum is a large, grand tomb, often a building. It’s usually for important people or families and can contain multiple burials. Think: a fancy building-tomb Example: The family built a mausoleum to honor several generations.
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INI KUNCI PAHAM GRAMMAR SIH SEBELUM MASOOOK TENSES!
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Here's the answer.👇 This was about word order. In a direct question, we say: 🔸What time is it? But when this becomes part of a longer statement or question, we do not use the standard question order: ❌Do you know what time is it? ✅Do you know what time it is? Here's another example: ❌Do you know where is the station? ✅ Do you know where the station is?
Here is your #grammar challenge for Monday.
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Marvel Studios’ upcoming projects: 2026 • ‘Wonder Man’ - Jan. 27 • ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ S2 - March • ‘Punisher’ Special Presentation - Summer • ‘X-Men ’97’ S2 - Summer • ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ - July 31 • ‘Avengers: Endgame’ - Sept. 25 • ‘Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’ S2 - Fall • ‘VisionQuest’ - Fall • ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ - Dec. 18 2027 • ‘Daredevil: Born Again’ S3 • ‘X-Men ’97’ S3 • ‘Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man’ S3 • ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ - Dec. 17 2028 and Beyond • ‘Black Panther 3’ • ‘X-Men’ • ‘X-Men ’97’ S4 & S5 • ‘Blade’ • ‘Armor Wars’
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Assemble for ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’:
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Marvel Studios’ movies releasing in 2026: • ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ - July 31 • ‘Avengers: Endgame’ - Sept. 25 • ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ - Dec. 18
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Replying to @tedielts
👉"Sartorial" relates to clothing or tailoring.
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Indonesians spend an average of 21 hours and 50 minutes each week on social media, according to We Are Social. Higher than the global average (18h 36m).
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10 Best International Songs of 2025: Staff Picks #10. KATSEYE — Gnarly #9. LISA, RAYE, Doja Cat — Born Again #8. Sabrina Carpenter — Manchild #7. Taylor Swift — The Fate of Ophelia #6. Tyla — Bliss #5. Tate McRae — Sports car #4. ROSALÍA, Björk, Yves Tumor — Berghain #3. Addison Rae — High Fashion #2. Chappell Roan — The Subway #1. Lady Gaga — Abracadabra
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Improve your English grammar #English
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