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Interesting question! Something about English is that it has a lot of exceptions to its grammar rules, synonyms are not always interchangeable, homophones (words with same pronunciation but different meaning) and of course idioms (group of words having meaning but not deducible from the words in the sentence). However, 'practice makes perfect' so the best way to learn a language is by immersing yourself in it and slowly but surely you will start to master it. Plus, you will find it greatly satisfying to learn one of the most spoken languages in the world!

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Hi Roberta, yes it is correct, but obviously, it depends on how you use it and the context.

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Let us start by explaining the difference between a theory and a hypothesis. A theory is an explanation of a situation that is supported by a body of evidence. A hypothesis, on the other hand, is an educated guess which lacks supporting data. The only way to determine the validity of a hypothesis is to devise a number of experiments or compile a body of data which supports the hypothesis and eliminates any other possible explanations.

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Left behind after class?



Is the following sentence correct? "I left my book behind after class." What I want to say is...

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To highlight timeframe instead of the location – Answer this question, “When did you leave your book (behind)?”

  1. "I left my book behind after class."
  2. You could also say “I forgot to take my book when the lesson ended” "I left my book behind after class." - Although this statement doesn’t really tell where exactly you left the book (location - classroom or just at school?), it is clear as to when that happened
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