Grammer or Grammar: Which Spelling Is Correct?
Introduction: Why Does This Confuse Learners? Have you ever stopped while writing and wondered… Is it Grammer or Grammar?Which one is correct? This tiny spelling difference…
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Legal Vs Illegal: What Is The Difference?
Introduction Every day we follow rules: at home, at school, on the road, on the internet, and even in games. Some actions are considered right, acceptable,…
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Okay vs Ok: When to Use Each One
You might be surprised to learn that both “okay” and “ok” spellings are correct. The older spelling, “okay,” is derived from an American Indian word, “okeh.”…
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Alright vs Okay: What Is the Difference?
Although the words “alright” and “okay” are both used to indicate that something is satisfactory, there is a subtle difference in their meaning. “Okay” is the…
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Alright vs All Right: When to Use Each One
Introduction Have you ever typed alright and then wondered, “Wait… should it be all right?”Don’t worry — many English learners (and even native speakers!) get confused…
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Affect vs Effect: How to Choose Right Word
There’s a lot of confusion about when to use affect and effect. In general, affect is a verb and effect is a noun. However, there are…
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Excess vs Access: Meaning, Difference & Examples
English is filled with words that look or sound similar but have entirely different meanings. Among the common pairs that cause confusion are “excess” and “access.”…
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For vs. Of: What’s the Difference and When to Use Each
In English, prepositions are small words that carry a lot of meaning. Among the most commonly used—and often confused—are “for” and “of.” Both are used in…
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What are English Proverbs?: Examples and Rules
English proverbs are short, well-known common sayings that give advice or state a general truth. They are often based on old English historical events, customs, and…
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Too vs To: When to Use Each One (With Easy Examples)
If you’ve ever been confused about whether to use “to” or “too,” you’re not alone! These two little words cause trouble for many English learners and…
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