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Correction 23: If you're talking about people in general, don't use OF.

Correction 22: Don't use ABOUT with the verb discuss. Discuss means "to talk about," so it's already included in the meaning.

Correction 21: Weather is non-countable, so don't use 'a' (a weather). Does your city usually have good weather?

Correction 20: Careful with the BE verb for WE subjects! Use WERE in the past form. Practice saying 'WE WERE WORKING' 5 times fast. Can you do it?

Correction 19: When you talk about LIFE in general, don't use THE.

Correction 18: The easy way: Use 'married' as a verb with no preposition between the subject (I) and the object (my best friend). If you want to use 'got married', use TO before the object (I got married TO my best friend.)

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Correction 23: If you're talking about people in general, don't use OF.

Correction 22: Don't use ABOUT with the verb discuss. Discuss means "to talk about," so it's already included in the meaning.

Correction 21: Weather is non-countable, so don't use 'a' (a weather). Does your city usually have good weather?

Correction 20: Careful with the BE verb for WE subjects! Use WERE in the past form. Practice saying 'WE WERE WORKING' 5 times fast. Can you do it?

Correction 19: When you talk about LIFE in general, don't use THE.

Correction 18: The easy way: Use 'married' as a verb with no preposition between the subject (I) and the object (my best friend). If you want to use 'got married', use TO before the object (I got married TO my best friend.)

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