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smoke
People eventually get ill from inhaling the smokes.
People eventually get ill from inhaling the smoke.
Smoke is an uncountable noun: ‘The room was full of smoke.’
snack
She usually has lunch at a snack in Barceloneta Square.
She usually has lunch at a snack bar in Barceloneta Square.
snack = a light meal or something that you eat between meals: ‘Instead of going out to lunch, I
usually have a quick snack in my office.’
snack bar = a cafe or similar place where you can buy a light meal: ‘The snack bar gets very busy
at lunchtime.’
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Since it’s his birthday on Monday, so he’s having a party.
Since it’s his birthday on Monday, he’s having a party.
It’s his birthday on Monday, so he’s having a party.
If you ‘re a naughty boy, so the big crocodile will come and eat you.
If you’re a naughty boy, the big crocodile will come and eat you.
If the first clause begins with if, since, as or because, do NOT begin the second clause with so (or
that’s why) . See also BUT
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