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13/09/2024

12/09/2024

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10/09/2024

The phrase "press charges" is actually very common in the legal context. When you get assaulted, you are likely going to press charges against the offender.

It means that you are telling the police or a court that someone has done something illegal or simply wronged you, and you want them to get punished.

Examples:
1. He was warned that if he didn't stop, they would press charges.
2. Their family decided to press charges after their property was vandalized.
3. I felt it was necessary to press charges to prevent future incidents.
4. The company pressed charges against one of their employees for embezzlement.

(Embezzlement: when someone is accused of stealing money or property from their company).

29/08/2024

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28/08/2024

Did anyone ever tell you "you are so full of yourself"? Read this poster below to learn what this phrase actually means. As always, you can like, comment, and share this with others.

19/08/2024

Learn how to use the phrase 'take a chance' in a sentence. Kindly share this lesson with your friends.

17/08/2024

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26/06/2024

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