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NES would never realize the fact that
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learners are suffering from solecism because they suffered the inconsistence of English.
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solecism ==> mental pain or discomfort (as Susie mentioned)
inconsistence ==> unpleasant or difficult experience
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It's unhealthy to have a scoop of ice cream in the early morning
Try this.
Good day there.
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It's unhealthy to have a scoop of ice cream in the early morning
Try this.
Good day there.
Much better!
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