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The Grammatical Grind: Why 'Worse' and 'Worst' Are Driving You Nuts (and How to Finally Master Them)
These seemingly innocuous terms are the bane of many a writer and speaker, consistently leading to grammatical pile-ups in sentences that should otherwise be cruising smoothly. They’re the subtle ...
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iPhone 17 Pro vs iPhone 16 Pro: Key differences compared
Whether you are considering a generational upgrade, or looking at buying a refurbished iPhone 16 Pro, we outline the ...
SaveHealth reports that Aleve and Advil are popular NSAIDs for pain relief, differing in duration, dosing, and safety ...
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Camera shootout: I compared iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and iPhone 17 Pro Max photos side-by-side
How different are Apple's new iPhones, really, when it comes to camera versatility and photo quality? We compared the new ...
Cette is used with feminine singular nouns. Ces is used with plural nouns, both masculine and feminine. Ce garçon est très intelligent. – This/That boy is very intelligent. Cet homme est très beau. – ...
To say ‘better than’, use meilleur que, and to say ‘worse than’, use pire que. Higher Tier - Superlatives are used to say that something is 'the most' or 'least' (+ adjective).
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