Graffito is the singular form of graffiti. Learn the original distinction and why graffiti is often used as a mass noun today.
Graffito and graffiti: singular, plural, and modern use
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100 Passive-Aggressive Remarks
Need the perfect passive aggressive line? This list of 100 remarks serves sharp wit, subtle shade, and a few you will wish you thought of first.
What “cut to the chase” means, and where it came from
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“Cut to the chase” means get to the point. The phrase came from early films, where audiences wanted fewer slow scenes and more action.
The origin of “left in the lurch”
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“Left in the lurch” first referred to a losing position in an old game. Over time, it came to mean being abandoned without help.
First Conditional Exercise
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Level: B1 Intermediate. Focus: First Conditional in everyday, study, and work contexts.
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