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As far as rude responses go, there are few that rival “who asked?” or the similar “who asked you?” If you are in the middle of telling a story or expressing an opinion, and someone interrupts to say, “Who asked?” you have every right to feel offended.  And unfortunately, nothing can make us feel more …

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Being invited to a wedding is always honor, no matter how formal or informal an affair the big day will be.  The most important thing to do once you have received an invitation is to respond to as promptly as possible to let the happy couple know whether you will be able to celebrate their …

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Conjunctions. Yeah, the notorious ones. Not everybody likes them, but they are extremely helpful cohesive devices in any language. Albert Einstein once said, “If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, of what, then, is an empty desk a sign?” Without conjunctions, the flow of our ideas would be just as disorganized …

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Starting a conversation can be pretty tough especially when talking to a stranger, acquaintance, or coworker. However, some common phrases such as ‘What’s up?’ and ‘How’s it going?’ help you keep a chat going.  While these questions are quite easy and famous, knowing how to respond to them is the real trick. It can lighten …

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Not everyone is interested in how languages work. But, whether we like it or not, the creative and playful nature of language does tickle the curiosity of its users every once in a while. Native speakers seldom get bothered by linguistic subtleties; however, the non-natives often want to go an extra mile deeper for the …

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Many people can feel unsure of what to do when someone they know loses a friend or family member. They can feel so uncomfortable about the potential for doing or saying the wrong thing that they say nothing at all. Writing a brief sympathy letter is a great way to let someone know that you …

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Dealing with job rejection? Guess what? We’ve all been there, so there’s really no point in crying over spilled milk.  I could just say, “You know what? You should probably just pull yourself together and get it over with. It is. That. Easy. Really.” But, like any other pieces of advice that we get here …

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