HI there!! Could anyone explain this sentence below to me? I don't know why it's used "that" instead of "than", wouldn't it be a comparison? Thanks in advance. "The number of students now at university is the highest THAT it has ever been, apparently."

The congress opened with a minute's silence in memory of those who died in the struggle. What's in memory of in this sentence. It means literal to remember someone

Hi Today I learned a new vocabulary, and I'm not sure if native speakers use it often? "ajar" 1. The door is ajar, please close it, because it's cold outside. 2. The door is slightly open, please close it, because it's cold outside. Which one is more natural? Thank you so much

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In ielts writing, is there an ideal word count for the essay that I need to write? Giving the task 1 = 150, and task 2 = 250.

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