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🧐 You ask, we answer This is a question that we received from one of our subscribers yesterday. We think that you may also want to know the answer. 📩'What is the difference between not given and false? I have encountered a question that says "She changes schedule everyday" And the text says "she changes schedule every week". My answer was not given because day is not an opposite of week regrettably the answer was false. Thereby, i really got confused with false and not given. I will highly appreciate your response.' 🗝'Hello! Don't worry! We'll explain. Let's imagine that you know that your friend drinks coffee every week. This means that your friend drinks coffee just ONCE a week. If someone asks you 'Does your friend drink coffee every day?', you will certainly say 'Of course, not. He doesn't drink coffee every day.' This means you know for sure your friend DOESN'T drink coffee every day. The answer is FALSE. If you cannot give a definite answer, the answer will be NOT GIVEN. 😉Was this message useful to you?

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Just a piece of Reading : Read the following statement and say whether it's true, false or not given. Statement: It was found that most visitors started searching on the website by geographical location. Reading passage: On the website, visitors can search for activities not solely by geographical location, but also by the nature of the activity.

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ℹ️elts🅰dvantage : Some Meanings of 'over' 🔷-Their house is just over the river. ► ( = on the other side of) 🔷-Most of these carpets cost over $1000. ► ( = more than) 🔷-Children over 12 pay full price. ► ( = older than 12) 🔷-They spoke over the phone. ► ( = using the phone) 🔷-Can we discuss this over lunch? ► ( = during lunch) 🔷-There’s no point in arguing over this. ► ( = about this) 🔷-I’ll be glad when the meeting is over. ► ( = finished) 🔷-You’ve ruined it – now I’ll have to do it over. ► ( = again)