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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
“Thence” isn’t a fancy way of saying “then.”
Thence = from that place; from there:
Jo’s pal drove to L.A.; then… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
Thence = from that place; from there:
Jo’s pal drove to L.A.; then… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
“I did well” = I succeeded; I got a good score.
“I did good” = I did acts of kindness.
Do *well* on exams ; do *good* to others.
“I did good” = I did acts of kindness.
Do *well* on exams ; do *good* to others.
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
Eric bailly scored his first man utd career weee #ggmu
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
He's like, the boy version of me pic.twitter.com/oJQGGQ9bSf
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
I was just sharing my experience last year so you guys can be careful too. I don't want any pity, doa would be enough
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
Who will win the Super Cup final? RT for #MUFC, ️ for Real Madrid. pic.twitter.com/OO7gT3asg6
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
“Mathematics” is also known as
MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
MATH in American English
and
MATHS in British English .
They’re the same thing.
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
If you're up burning the midnight oil for your exams, I wish you all the best guys! (I'm looking at you, UiTM)
Remember to rehydrate
Remember to rehydrate
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Nur Fitrah
@NurF98
In American English , “practice” is both a noun and a verb.
In British English , “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.
In British English , “practice” is a noun, and “practise” is a verb.
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fakhright
@fakhright
astaghfirullah peng.krim guaaaaaaaa..............a *salto sambil solat*
