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These are the people who deserve to be the first priority in your success celebration. Because they're the people who have seen your hard times, struggling period of your life but still stood by your side.. They've seen you crying, they've seen you betrayed, they've seen you sad.. but motivated you towards your journey of achieving your dreams.. They're the people we can say the real ones... they deserve everything when you're successful.. Never ever leave them, the people who were there for you when no one else was.. They have said you.. you can do it and you'll do it.. There were people who have said you that you can't do anything.. you can't make yourself something else. But the real ones believed in you and motivated you.. Spend time with them, make them a priority.. Life is meant to appreciate everyone who's done well for you.. Be grateful for them..

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Affect and Effect

Here’s a trick to help you remember: “Affect” is almost always a verb (e.g., Facebook affects people’s attention spans), and “effect” is almost always a noun (e.g., Facebook’s effects can also be positive). “Affect” means to influence or produce an impression — to cause hence, an effect. “Effect” is the thing produced by the affecting agent; it describes the result or outcome. There are some exceptions. “Effect” may be used as a transitive verb, which means to bring about or make happen. e.g., My new computer effected a much-needed transition from magazines to Web porn. There are similarly rare examples where “affect” can be a noun. e.g., His lack of affect made him seem like a shallow person.

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IELTS READING

I am sitting for IELTS exam on 28 October this year. But Still, has a problem in reading module. I am not getting more than 5 in this module. PLease, someone, help me out.