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Commonly Confused Words! About one-fifth of the Earth's population speaks English either as their first or second language.
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We use the Present Perfect Continuous to talk about:1. Something started in the past and has continued up until now.I have been waiting for her for 20 minutes.We have been living in Singapore for 10 years.He has been working here since June.2. Actions that have just stopped.He has been studying hard lately.She has been eating too much lately.Recently, I have been feeling really tired.
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44 Academic Words List in English Approach Respond Commit Select Allocate Specify Detect Affect Emerge Attribute Guide Aid Classify Deduct Achieve Argue Constrain Channel Retain Interact Alternate Comprise Pursue Categorize Implement Consent Identify Contrast Restore Require Grant Attain Confirm Create Fund Conclude Impose Document Convert Compound React Coordinate Insert Assign
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Oh wow. The majority of people got this wrong! Well, pay attention because here's the answer and explanation. The answer is A - no article. Although Buckingham Palace is a specific place and we frequently use the definite article to refer to something specific, that is not true of official names. For example, my name is David but you would not say "I learned English from the David," right? When we have a placename, we usually do not say "the" either. This is particularly true when the first word is another place or person's name and the latter part is a building or feature. For example: London Bridge Harvard University Edinburgh Castle Cologne Cathedral Sydney Harbour There are definitely some exceptions to this, so be careful. It is a tricky one.
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