[ Brake vs. Break ]
Never … suddenly unless it’s absolutely necessary. Slow down gradually to avoid skidding.
- brake
- break
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Grammar › ViewWhat does grammar mean?
A. logic of punctuation, mechanics, and ideas as they are presented within a sentence.
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Which one is not correct? We use the future simple (will + infinitive) for …
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She went swimming _______________ the water was freezing cold.
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