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fix(curriculum): A typo in the English course (#54691)

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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ The word `everyone` means every person in a group. `Every-` is used when talkin
It's important to note that `everyone` sounds like it's talking about many people, but you use it with a singular verb. This is similar to other words starting with `every-` like `everything` and `everybody`.
For example, you say `Everyone goes to the party`, `Evertying is right` or `Everybody works hard`.
For example, you say `Everyone goes to the party`, `Everything is right` or `Everybody works hard`.
`Make sure` means to check or ensure something is correct before moving on. For example, `You make sure the code runs` means you check the code to be certain it has no errors and can run properly.