Do they have different meaning?
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Say I'm promoting a product. Which is correct?
[Product] let's you [do something awesome].
[Product] lets you [do something awesome].
Or neither?
Cache is defined as:
noun
a collection of items of the same type stored in a hidden or inaccessible place : an arms cache | a cache of gold coins.
and has the following synonyms:
hoard, store, stockpile, stock, supply, reserve; arsenal; informal stash.
I'm looking for a word for som...
My wife and I were disagreeing about this today:
(A) Did you know Fred was a doctor?
(B) Did you know Fred is a doctor?
I was arguing for (A) based on what seemed to "sound right." My wife claimed that, since Fred is currently alive and still practicing medicine, present tense should be used...
Now that I think about it, it was from
that moment where I started to have
doubts about him.
Would it be better to use the word "when" instead of "where," or are they both equally valid word choices? Is there any difference at all?
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