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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. 🎮

🔴 Bot updates:
🔸Thu, 24 March 2016

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📌The Big Book of English Verbs
📌Oxford Practice Grammar Intermediate With Practices
📌Grammatically Correct
📌Longman Grammar of Spoken and Written English
📌My GrammarLab Advanced C1-C2
📌Oxford Practice Grammar- Advanced
📌Longman English Grammar Practice intermediate
📌THE CAMBRIDGE GUIDE TO ENGLISH USAGE
📌Common Errors in English
📌Right word wrong word
📌Cambridge Advanced Grammarin Use 3rd Edition
📌A Comprehensive Grammar of the English Language
📌Practical Everyday English
📌Practical English Usage - Michael Swan💥

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

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

Answer: (B) overwhelming