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even so often
every so often
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literally
don't be confused with "figuratively."
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seldom ever
seldom or ever
- seldom if ever
- seldom or never
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center around
center at, center on, center upon
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different than
different from
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ways(various methods of doing something)
way(a direction of distance)
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how, how that
do not use those as substitutes for that or how much
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reason is because
redundancy
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that
avoid the redundant that
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where
do not use where as a substitute for in which or that
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just because . . . does not mean
a mixed expression.
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appraise(estimate the value of)
apprise(inform)
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blatant(offensively noisy)
flagrant(conspicuously bad)
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flout(scoff at)
flaunt(show off)
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so, such, too
complete the clause or phrase!
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want in, etc.
want to get in/want to come out, etc.
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thee, thou, thy, thine
use either totally modern or totally archaic
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us
do not use the objective case for the subjective case
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we, us, our, ours
don't use it when referring to yourself alone.
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ingenious, ingenuous
- ingenious: clever
- ingenuous: innocent
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instance, incident, incidence
- instance: case or example
- incident: a happening or situation
- incidence: rate or occurrence; prevalence
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imminent, immanent, eminent, emanate
- imminent: impending or threatening
- immanent: existing within, inherent
- eminent: standing out; prominent
- emanate: come out or give out, as from or by a source
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anxious
adj for anxiety. do not use it as like eager
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correspond with
correspond to ( bear a resemblance)
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mighty, pretty, plenty
do not use as very
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individual, people
not to be loosely used for person and persons
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Reverend
- no not use as a noun. It's an abjective expressing honor.
- "the Reverend Mr. Johnson"
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you, they
- do not use those as indefinite pronouns.
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