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Hey, a nice day for you! I noticed a piece of lyric maybe not grammatically correct. It’s “if you miss the train I am on, you will know that I am gone.” I was wondering should “will” be replaced by “would”.

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Tongue Twisters: So, Have you ever come across a tongue twister? perhaps you are Not sure what a tongue twister is? Look no further a tongue twister is a fun phrase or sentence that is known to be difficult if you try to say it quickly because it has a lot of similar sounds. Check out these tongue twisters and what they mean: 1:"She sells seashells by the seashore." This means a girl is selling seashells at the beach. 2:"Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers." This means Peter Piper collected a large amount (a peck) of pickled peppers. 3:"How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?" This is a playful question asking how much wood a woodchuck (a type of animal) could throw if it were able to. 4:"Betty Botter bought some butter, but she said the butter’s bitter." This means Betty Botter purchased some butter but found it to be too bitter. 5:"Red lorry, yellow lorry." This simply describes a red truck and a yellow truck. Try saying these tongue twisters quickly and see if you can do it without getting tripped up, it may take you a few tries. But practice makes perfect!

Is this sentence correct? Today is sunny.

I often see people text back like “is okay” “Am good”. Is this informal but correct? And can I say it in casual talk?

King John had to count as an enemy many a powerful baron who’s daughter or sister or wife he had dishonoured. What does (dishonoured) mean here?

what does (but) mean here: when john became king, he was but thirty-two years old.

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