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✨️Conditionals✨️ Conditional sentences are useful for essay writing. 1st conditional grammar form is: If + present simple, will + infinitive. If I study hard, I will pass my IELTS exam. Can you write a sentence using 1st conditional? 😃

Is the preposition ON necessary in the following sentences? Which is better, with ON or without ON? 1. She was puffing (on) a cigarette at the time. 2. I sat puffing (on) my cigar.

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Is it correct to say “it’s not my company’s cup of tea?” A company is a group of people here.

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So.. I'm wondering. As far as I understand if someone is dead we normally use the simple past to talk about that person "My grandpa went to Florida" and not "My grandpa has been to Florida". But what if I talk about a famous person should I say "I saw Michael Jackson in concert" or "I've seen Michael Jackson in concert", should I ask "Have you seen Elvis live performance?" or "Did you see Elvis live performance?"

😤 Have you ever had one of those days where you wake up feeling annoyed, and things don’t go right? There's a perfect English expression for that! 🤔 Can you guess what it is?