James Carter
Congratulations On or For If yes, you are not alone. Many English learners make this mistake because both on and for are common prepositions. They … Read more
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Humour or Humor The difference is not about meaning. It is mainly about where the English is used. This spelling difference often confuses English learners. … Read more
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Learning English can sometimes feel confusing because many words look almost the same but have different jobs in a sentence. Convenient or Convenience However, they … Read more
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Barbecue or Barbeque Both words look almost the same, and both seem to talk about cooking food over a fire or grill. So, are they … Read more
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Yesterday Night or Last Night Since we often say yesterday morning and yesterday afternoon, it seems natural to think that yesterday night should also be … Read more
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Thus Far vs So Far At first glance, they seem to mean the same thing. You may even hear both in conversations, books, news reports, … Read more
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Contiguous vs Continuous At first glance, they seem closely related because both describe something connected in some way. However, they are not interchangeable, and using … Read more
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Learning English is exciting, but some words and phrases can be confusing because they seem to mean the same thing. You All vs All of … Read more
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Based on vs Based Off Of Many English learners hear both expressions in movies, TV shows, social media, and everyday conversations. Because both are common, … Read more
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Many English words sound exactly the same but have different meanings and spellings. These words are called homophones. They can confuse learners because the pronunciation … Read more
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