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Confused about using prepositions of time? Not anymore!


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Another fun English fact 😄
The plural of “moose” is “moose” — not meese! Some words just don’t change in plural form.

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English can be wild sometimes 🤯
Yes, you can use “buffalo” eight times in one sentence—and it’s still grammatically correct!
Language logic at its finest.

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English loves to surprise us! 😄
Some words can mean two completely opposite things — all depending on how you use them.
That’s what makes English tricky… and fun.

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Did you know?
The word “month” has no perfect rhyme in the English language — just like “orange.”
Some words simply refuse to fit the pattern.

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Did you know?
The word “alphabet” actually comes from Greek — formed from the first two letters of the Greek alphabet: Alpha + Beta = Alphabet.
A simple reminder of how deeply languages influence one another.

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