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The sentence “If she save money, she can travel in Summer” is grammatically correct. 

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In the sentence “She is very good in sports”, the preposition is correct.

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The sentence “Because my alarm didn’t go off, so I was late for work” is grammatically correct.

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Read the text: “Don't pretend to save me when you were the one to drown me. (Tanya S.).” The previous poem reflects about toxic relationships.

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Read the text: “Once there was a woman who only did things that made her happy. The only time she wasn’t happy was when she forgot that she only did things that made her happy. The end.” (Kai Skye, 2014). The punch line of the previous story is that sometimes we need to forget things to be happy.

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The use of the indefinite article is correct in the sentence “Could I have a milk, please?”. 

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In the sentences “Only Batman fights crime”, “Batman only fights crime”, and “Batman fights only crime”, the changes in the position of the word “only” change the meaning of the sentence.

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The concepts of assimilation and accommodation were contributions of Jean Piaget.

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The position of the conjunction at the end of the sentence in “It’s nice, though” is correct, as it means “however”. 

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In the sentence “I love her brown big eyes”, the order of the adjectives is correct.

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The word evaluation, as it applies to education, means determining the attributes or dimensions of an object, skill or knowledge.

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The plural forms of wolf, louse, tooth, and sheep are wolves, lice, teeth, and sheep.

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In the sentence “I’ll buy this one for my son”, the word “one” is a number. 

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In the sentence “She picked one or two of these apples”, the word “one” is a number.

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The words rarely, carefully, recently, lovely, and quickly are all adverbs.

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The female forms of the nouns cock, bull, lion, and tiger are hen, cow, lioness, and tigress.

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The conjunction in “The secretary took care of my appointments whereas I was away from the office” is correct. 

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The sentence “If a lawyer will read the document, we will see if we’ve missed anything important” is grammatically correct.

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The sentence “I’m going to have the my hair cut today” is grammatically correct.

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The sentence “She often goes to New Jersey on vacation” contains an adverb of frequency.