Idioms to Describe the Character of a Person

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other words for LIKE and DON'T LIKE

People Versus Persons

Nowadays, people is almost always the right choice when you are talking about more than one person. Some dictionaries don't even include persons as the plural of person anymore, and

Forget to Do or Forget Doing

Make sure you know how to avoid mistakes and confusion with REMEMBER and FORGET - very important for all students of English! Learn more here:
https://www.dailystep.com/en/blog/remember-and-forget-gerund-or-infinitive

have to (do something)

You find out that your son hasn't pooped in 3 days. You tell him what he should do to fix it.You have to eat a lot of fiber when you're constipated.  You have to (do something) This is a very straightforward way to give someone advice. 

Phrasal Verb COME

#1 – come across

= find something by accidentWhen I was cleaning my room, I came across my middle-school diaries.