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Demonstrative Pronouns

Stop saying “discuss about the problem.” ❌
The word DISCUSS already includes the meaning of “about.” So adding about is incorrect.
✅ Correct: Discuss the problem
❌ Incorrect: Discuss about the problem
Example:
“We will discuss the problem during the meeting.”
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🚫 Stop saying “more better.”

“Better” is already comparative.
You don’t need “more.”

❌ This is more better.
✅ This is better.

❌ I feel more better today.
✅ I feel better today.

Think of it this way:
Good → Better → Best

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🚫 Stop saying “advices.”
In professional English, “advice” is uncountable.
There is no plural form.
❌ Incorrect: She gave me many advices.
✅ Correct: She gave me a lot of advice.
✅ Also correct: She gave me some advice.
✅ Or: She gave me a few pieces of advice.
Small grammar mistakes can affect how professional you sound — especially in interviews, emails, and meetings.
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