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Upgrade Your Work Emails Today! 💼

Instead of: "Sorry for the late reply." ➔ "Thank you for your patience."

Instead of: "I have a question." ➔ "Could you clarify one quick point?"

Instead of: "Let me know." ➔ "Please keep me posted."

Instead of: "Do you have time?" ➔ "Do you have a few minutes to connect?"

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Boost your daily vocabulary with these simple level-of-certainty phrases! 🚀

Do you know the difference between LEND and BORROW? 🤝

LEND ➔ To give something temporarily ("Can you lend me your pen?")

BORROW ➔ To take something temporarily ("Can I borrow your pen?")

Easy trick: You lend TO someone, but you borrow FROM someone!

Fill in the blank in the comments: "He promised to _____ me his car." (Lend / Borrow?)

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3 Slang Phrases You Hear in Every American Movie 🎬

"I'm ghosting him." ➔ Stopping all communication with someone without explanation.

"Spill the tea!" ➔ Share the latest gossip or secret.

"That's a steal!" ➔ Something is extremely cheap or a great deal.

Which movie slang phrase is your favorite? Tell us below! 👇

How certain are you about your goals this week? Drop your level in the comments! 👇

One Root Word ➔ 4 Different Meanings! 🧠

Root word: CARE

Careful (Adjective) ➔ Paying attention ("Be careful while driving.")

Careless (Adjective) ➔ Not paying attention ("A careless mistake.")

Caring (Adjective) ➔ Kind and helpful ("She is a caring friend.")

Carelessly (Adverb) ➔ Done without thought ("He dropped the glass carelessly.")

Try making a sentence using CARELESS in the comments! 👇

Spot the 2 mistakes in this sentence:

"Yesterday I have went to the market for buy fruits."

Rewrite it correctly in the comments! Let's see who gets both fixes right! 🔍

Word choice matters! Swipe to learn how to state your level of trust clearly.