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 Today's word is IMPECCABLE 


More sentence- 

-Hrithik Roshan sets stage on fire with his impeccable dance moves. 

- Impeccable service

- Impeccable person 

- Impeccable choices in clothes 


GRAMMAR TIP 

NOUNS AS SINGULAR AND PLURAL IN FORMS 


IDIOMS 

BEAT THE AIR 





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