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Conditionals with Modal Verbs Exercise

April 2, 2026 C1pdf

Level: C1. Focus: conditionals with modal verbs in real-life contexts.

What “marry the ketchups” means in restaurant English

April 2, 2026

“Marry the ketchups” means combining two nearly empty ketchup bottles into one. It is informal restaurant slang for reducing waste.

Hair vs. hairs: what is the difference?

April 2, 2026

Hair usually means the mass on your head. Hairs refers to individual strands. Here is how to choose the right form with clear examples.

100 Best Synonyms for “Edit”

April 2, 2026

Explore 100 of the best synonyms for “edit” to sharpen your writing. Quick, clear alternatives for revise, refine, proofread, and more.

100 Words Every Holiday Decorator Should Know

April 2, 2026

From baubles to bows, this list reveals the holiday decorating terms that make everything click. A few might surprise even seasoned stylists.

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