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From my perspective, learning English is easier when rules are shown visually.
She is a prospective buyer.
The expression "to put something in or into perspective" means to look at a subject in a broader context.
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The words perspective and prospective are similar, and they share the same root, a Latin word meaning to look.
The prefix "per-" means thoroughly or completely, while the prefix "pro-" means before in place or time, or a look forward.

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Complementary means two things work together well and complete each other.
Remember that 'complementary' with an 'e' means things complete each other, like a perfect pair.

Complimentary means praising someone or it can mean something is free.
Free hugs, for example:

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Snotty can mean rude, but words often change over time. Sometimes two identical‑looking words began with different origins, or a single word gained new meanings through use.
Here, snotty is an adjective meaning “full of mucus,” often about children: a snotty boy with a runny nose.

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The only tenses that require explicit time/event are:

Future Perfects (FP), Future Progressives (FPr),
Past Progressives (PPr), and
Perfect Progressives (PPP, FPP — except Present Perfect Progressive because it has built-in time point "NOW").

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Future Continuous — needs a specific future moment.
It describes an action in progress at a future moment.
It can use a time point or another event, but only one is needed.

Formula: will be + verb‑ing + future time/event

When you call, she’ll be driving to work.

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Future Perfect — needs a future point/event
It describes an action finished before a future moment.
So it must include another event or a clear time point.

Formula: will have + V3 + future point/event

By the time I start, I will have thought it through twice.

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When the reporting verb is in the past, English usually shifts the tense in the reported clause one step back.

Present simple - past simple
Present continuous - past continuous
Present perfect - past perfect
Past simple - past perfect
Will - would.

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When tenses do NOT shift:
Timeless truths
He said that water boils at 100°C.
Still‑true facts
She told me she lives in Bogota.
Future meaning
He said he will call.

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A compound sentence has two independent clauses joined by and, but, or, so, yet, nor, for.
Each clause is a complete sentence with its own subject and verb.

Tenses are independent.
The two clauses do not influence each other.

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Mastering inference skills is one of the most important cognitive abilities you can develop, especially for someone like you who writes, negotiates, teaches, and communicates across cultures.
Inference is the bridge between surface language and deep meaning.

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JIVE means dance or fun talk.
JIBE means agree or match.
GIBE means mock or make fun of someone.
They sound almost the same, but the meanings are different.
Use jive for dancing, jibe for agreement, and gibe for teasing or rude words.

He ignored their gibe and stayed calm.

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You listen to a friend’s different opinion and ask why they think so.
Or you try a new workflow even if your old one “works.”

I was open‑minded today and learned something new.

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BROMANS means a strong, loyal friendship between men without romance.
Two teammates who support each other, share wins and failures, and stay close through challenges.

Delighted to share that four of my #translations of brilliant Ñuu Savi poet, Kalu Tatyisavi, are now live in yesterday’s issue of Latin American Literature Today! Thank you to the editors, as well as Kalu, for the opportunity to work with his words

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