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@Yonder_The_Great ill gift you a gaming pc trust me vro... just give me 40 years and ill get one for ya

@Yonder_The_Great OHHH yeah your phone shitted itself with storage... When are you getting another device because walpurpis is in like 2 weeks

@Yonder_The_Great dw, will check this site time to time ig, its just that those two games are consuming alot of my free time, i didn't even had time to do my weekly yet LMAO... sadly im losing my interest for limbus little by little mostly by the dogshit community the game has

@Yonder_The_Great a friend of me gifted me minecraft and then darkest dungeon, been playing those two games for a very VERY long time, both of them almost takes my entire day off andddd i havent been able to check up on this site often mostly because of the errors im getting... frustrating.

          
          1. Using a, an, the
          
          A / An
          
          Use a or an when you talk about something not specific or when mentioning it for the first time.
          	•	a + words starting with a consonant sound
          → a book, a dog, a car
          	•	an + words starting with a vowel sound (a, e, i, o, u)
          → an apple, an idea, an umbrella
          
          Examples:
          	•	I saw a dog. (not a specific dog)
          	•	She bought an orange.
          
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          The
          
          Use the when you talk about something specific or something that the listener already knows.
          
          Use the for:
          	•	Something both people know:
          → Close the door.
          	•	Something mentioned before:
          → I saw a dog. The dog was big.
          	•	Something unique in the world:
          → the sun, the Earth, the president
          	•	Something made specific by a phrase:
          → the book on the table
          
          Do NOT use the with:
          	•	General ideas: I like music.
          	•	Most names of people, cities, countries: Vietnam, John, Paris.
          
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          ✅ 2. Using in, on, at
          
          IN
          
          Use in for large areas, enclosed spaces, or long periods of time.
          
          Place:
          	•	in a room
          	•	in a city / country
          	•	in the water
          	•	in a car (closed space)
          
          Time:
          	•	in 2025
          	•	in November
          	•	in the morning / afternoon / evening
          
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          ON
          
          Use on for surfaces, things touching a surface, or days.
          
          Place:
          	•	on the table
          	•	on the wall
          	•	on the beach
          	•	on a bus / train / plane (you stand “on” the vehicle)
          
          Time:
          	•	on Monday
          	•	on my birthday
          	•	on January 1st
          
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          AT
          
          Use at for specific points in place or time.
          
          Place:
          	•	at the bus stop
          	•	at home
          	•	at school
          	•	at the door
          	•	at 25 Nguyen Trai Street
          
          Time:
          	•	at 5:00
          	•	at night
          	•	at lunchtime
          
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           Quick Summary
          
          A/An → not specific
          
          The → specific
          
          IN → large area / inside / months, years
          
          ON → surface / days
          
          AT → exact point / time

Wassup

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RAGHHHH, I FUCKING LOVE BLACK SOULSSSS RAGHHHHHHH
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          
          also i guess im still alive

Gng really dropped two heat and left. We need you back bro

still dead bro ?