James Carter
Disc or Disk. They sound the same too. Because of this, many English learners think they are simply two spellings of one word. Sometimes, that … Read more
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Things Have or Has Changed They may ask, “Should I say things have changed or things has changed?” The two forms look similar, but only … Read more
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Dike or Dyke The answer is not always simple. In many cases, dike and dyke mean the same thing. Both can describe a wall or … Read more
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Beliefs or Believes The two words look almost the same. They share the word believe, and only the last few letters are different. Because of … Read more
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Sank or Sunk Both words come from the verb sink, and both can describe something going down into water, mud, snow, or another surface. Because … Read more
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Anyplace vs Any Place This small difference can make writing and speaking more confusing than it needs to be. The good news is that the … Read more
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Experienced vs Seasoned At first, they seem to mean the same thing. You may even see both words used to describe a worker, a teacher, … Read more
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Have You Seen vs Did You See At first, they may seem almost the same. In many conversations, native speakers even talk about the same … Read more
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Many English learners feel confused when they have to choose between including me and including myself. At first, both expressions may sound correct because they … Read more
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Lectern vs Podium vs Pulpit vs Rostrum You may hear a news reporter say a politician stood at a podium. Then, in a school book, … Read more
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