Is it “My apologies for” or “My apologies on”?
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How to Use “ING” and “ED” Adjectives
This is one of the most common English mistakes I hear. So, if you want to sound like a native speaker, you need to be sure to get your “ing” and “ed” adjectives in order.
English Lesson: More (ADJECTIVE) Than Ever
Want to know a neat trick to add emphasis BESIDES using “very”, “really”, or “so”? Try the phrasing “more (adjective) than ever”.
English Lesson: Livestream (06/14/16)
New Vocabulary: calling stressful restless rebound Grammar Mistake: Don’t confuse nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Communication Tip: Don’t try to change people’s minds with a “hard sell”. Let them come to the conclusion on their own.