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Category: Confusing Words and Expressions
Gerunds vs Present Participles: the simplified explanation
A gerund is easy to spot in any sentence provided you know how it functions. A…
‘see’ or ‘watch’ a movie: all you should know
Most of us know we can see a movie when we go to the cinema, but when to…
have a bath vs take a bath
When you hear people say have a bath or take a bath, what do you think? That one…
Why ‘in a car’ but ‘on a bus’
According to some speakers of English language, the use of in and on in transportation is…
lose vs loose: how to know the difference
Are you confused about the use of lose and loose? Read this piece: lose The word…
loggerhead vs loggerheads
The words ‘loggerhead’ and ‘loggerheads’ belong to the same part of speech (nouns) but have different…
everyday vs every day: How not to be confused
‘Everyday’ and ‘every day’ are both correct but used in different contexts, and research shows some…
Judgement or judgment
Ever wonder why ‘judgement’ and ‘judgment’ are both correct? This is the answer: In British English,…
Envelope vs envelop: know the difference
The difference between envelope and envelop is known to a large number of people, but some…