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"If I were" vs "If I was" — What’s the difference? 🤔

🧠 Use "If I were" for unreal, imaginary, or hypothetical situations — this is called the subjunctive mood.

🔹 Correct: If I were a bird, I would fly around the world. 🕊️
(This is not real you're not a bird!)

Use "If I was" for real or possible past situations.

🔹 Correct: If I was rude yesterday, I apologize. 🙇
(This could have really happened.)

✨ Remember: “If I were you” is always correct when giving advice!

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It has to be creative leadership if it is to charm a mixed people cooperate in good-will rather than acquiesce through fear." What type of conditional sentence?

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Bouts of agony" refers to short periods of intense suffering or pain, either physical or mental. It implies a recurring or intermittent experience of severe distress, rather than a constant state. 

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📚 Word Focus: Subdue & Subdued 💡

Ever felt like you had to subdue your emotions in a tough situation?

Or seen someone with a subdued smile hiding a thousand feelings?

🔸 Subdue (verb): to bring under control.
👉 Example: She tried to subdue her anger during the argument.

🔹 Subdued (adjective): quiet, controlled, or less intense.
👉 Example: His tone was subdued, unlike his usual cheerful self.

🧠 Add these to your vocabulary and use them in your next conversation!
Comment below with your own sentence using subdue" or subdued 👇

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🎥 Title: Who vs Whom – Easy Trick to Never Forget
📄 Description:
Do you always get confused between who and whom? Learn the simple trick using he/him to get it right every time
#LearnEnglish #GrammarTips #WhoVsWhom #EnglishShorts

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🎥 Title: Affect vs Effect Stop Getting It Wrong
📄 Description:
Affect is a verb, Effect is a noun… right? Not always! Let’s break down the real difference with easy examples.
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🎥 Title: Past Perfect vs Present Perfect What’s the Difference?
📄 Description:
I had eaten or I have eaten? 🤯
Learn the difference between past perfect and present perfect in just 60 seconds
#EnglishGrammar #PastPerfect #PresentPerfect #EnglishLearning

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🎥 Title: Advice vs Advise – Quick Hack to Remember
📄 Description:
💡 Advice is what you give.
🗣️ Advise is what you do.
Still confused? Watch this short and never mix them up again!
#EnglishTips #AdviceVsAdvise #SpeakBetterEnglish #GrammarShort

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🎥 Title: "Lay vs Lie – The Most Confusing Pair in English!"
📄 Description:
Is it "lay down" or "lie down"? 😵
Let’s make this confusing verb pair finally make sense!
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Common mistake: Don’t say ‘I am agree’ ❌
Say: ‘I agree’ ✅
Which common mistake do you make?"

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