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Worn vs warn

Worn vs warn

Worn usually relates to clothing or to something that is used and aged. Warn is a verb that means to tell someone about danger or a problem. People often mix these words when speaking or writing because they sound close.  This article explains the meaning, forms, and correct use of both words. It gives clear

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My question is

My question is

“My question is” is a short phrase people use when they want to ask something clearly. It often starts a sentence that asks for help, facts, or opinions. Writers and speakers use this phrase to make their intent plain and to focus a listener’s attention.  In daily talk, it can sound casual; in formal writing,

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Non-finite verbs

Non-finite verbs

Non-finite verbs are verb forms that do not show tense or agree with a subject. They include infinitives, gerunds, and past participles.  Writers and learners use non-finite verbs in many places: after other verbs, in noun phrases, and as parts of passive or perfect structures. These forms help make sentences shorter and add information without

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