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‘Effect’ vs. ‘affect’ in English

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The words “concrete” and “particular” get commonly confused by English learners. Of course, we are not talking about “concrete” in the sens...
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There are only three English verbs that follow the pattern -eave /iːv/ → -eft /ɛft/, namely (listed as infinitive – past tense – past parti...

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