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Win you are righting something four my class, bee shore that you are using the write homophones. Eye cannot tale you enough how unintelligent you look win you use the wrong word. Their are know excuses four using the wrong words cause you have the education too no better. Your smart enough to no the differences butt you rush threw you’re work and mess up.

　 Love, you’re concerned teacher, Grammar.

🔷Phrasal verb vs prepositional verb🔷

What is the difference?!!

if the meaning of the verb changed,then it must be a phrasal verb
-run out
- take off
- come down with
-....etc

If you can guess the meaning, then it could be a prepositional verb. A preposition is a part of a verb
agree on/at/whith/about
approve of
believe in
compiled with

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Storey vs. story

For the noun referring to a horizontal level of a building, story is the standard spelling in American English, and storey is preferred in all the other main varieties of English. The plural of the American story is stories, and the plural of the storey is storeys.

Of course, English speakers everywhere use story for an account of a series of events and related definitions.

►► [to = of]

1-It's ten of five.(US) [✔️]
2-It's ten to five.(UK) [✔️]
( = ten minutes before five o'clock).

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Don’t use “nite,” “tho,” or “thru” on essays for school. 🙅

💁 Write *night*, *though*, and *through* instead.

Some of the smartest people we know are notoriously bad at spelling.

When in doubt, consult a dictionary!

Attendant = employee who provides a service: He is a flight *attendant*. ✈️

Attendee = one who attends an event: I’m an *attendee* at E3. 🎮

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💥EXCEPTIONABLE = offensive:
He was criticized for his *exceptionable* comments.

💥EXCEPTIONAL = outstanding:
My essay is *exceptional*.