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Modals: May (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of may include but are not limited to: • Admitting the truth of something, then int
Modals: May (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of may include but are not limited to: • Admitting the truth of something, then introduce another contrasting point. • An event that expresses the goal or purpose of an action. • Giving advice that usually leads to a better outcome. • Describing the potential consequences under the law.

They had to cancel the event because of the terrific weather. #Error
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hectic #Vocabulary /ˈhek.tɪk/ adjective: very busy It has been a hectic year for sure, but at least our hard work paid off.

I don't usually talk with customer support as it is just a waste of mine time. #Error
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Modals: May (1) #Grammar #Modal • Subject + may + 1st form of Verb + Object • Negative: Subject + may not + 1st form of Verb
Modals: May (1) #Grammar #Modal • Subject + may + 1st form of Verb + Object • Negative: Subject + may not + 1st form of Verb + Object • Question: May + Subject + 1st form of Verb + Object

Although it may seem negligible, but grammar plays an important role in helping us to understand something. #Error
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Intelligence #Idioms • be quick/slow off the mark: to be quick/slow to act or react to an event or a situation • to the manner born: naturally at ease • when all is said and done: tell someone the most important fact after considering everything

Don't get blindly perceived by attractive posts, and be rational with the decisions you make. #Error
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Modals: Could (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of could include but are not limited to: • To express annoyance. • To exaggerate.
Modals: Could (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of could include but are not limited to: • To express annoyance. • To exaggerate. • Used in reported speech (can). • An event that shows one possible result or explanation. • An event that feels uniquely targeted at someone.

The discount is only applicable to selected products and members only. #Error
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deteriorate #Vocabulary /dɪˈtɪə.ri.ə.reɪt/ verb: become worse The quality of the products continues to deterioriate, and now I have lost faith in the brand. Word forms: • deterioration (noun)

The opening ceremony will start with speeches, follow by performances. #Error
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Modals: Could (1) #Grammar #Modal • Subject + could + 1st form of Verb + Object • Negative: Subject + couldn't/could not + 1s
Modals: Could (1) #Grammar #Modal • Subject + could + 1st form of Verb + Object • Negative: Subject + couldn't/could not + 1st form of Verb + Object • Question: Could + Subject + 1st form of Verb + Object

Users are no longer require to create an account to use the feature. #Error
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Plan #Idioms • in the pipeline: being planned • put the cart before the horse: to do things in the wrong order • watch this space: exciting change are to be expected

Without you help, we might not be able to find the solution at all. #Error
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Modals: Can (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of can include but are not limited to: • Being permitted to do something. • Telling
Modals: Can (2) #Grammar #Modal Use cases of can include but are not limited to: • Being permitted to do something. • Telling the fact. • Suggesting something. • Requesting for help. • Asking for permission.

A friend of me recommends this place, it's expensive but the experience is overall good. #Error
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despise #Vocabulary /dɪˈspaɪz/ verb: strongly dislike for someone or something She despises working with selfish people.

Among these two styles, I will go with the second option because I think it suits me better. #Error
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