Couple of or Couple Sometimes couple refers to two people in a romantic relationship, while a couple of means two or a small number of … Read more
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English is full of words that seem simple until you need to use them in a sentence. Hoofs or Hooves If you have seen both … Read more
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Makeup or Make Up The only difference is a space, but that small space changes the meaning and grammar. This mistake is very common in … Read more
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Anyone or Any One At first glance, they look almost the same. The only visible difference is a space. Because of this, many students believe … Read more
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Addicting vs Addictive You may hear people say, “This game is so addicting,” while others say, “This game is so addictive.” Since both expressions are … Read more
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When you fill out a passport form, open a bank account, apply for a job, or register for school, you may see different labels for … Read more
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Is It Worth It vs Does It Worth It Many English learners hear this phrase in conversations or read it online, so they believe it … Read more
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Current vs Currant When you hear them in a conversation, it can be difficult to know which one the speaker means. However, these two words … Read more
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Do You Have vs Have You Got vs Did You Get At first, these questions may sound almost the same. After all, each one can … Read more
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Alot or A Lot Thousands of English learners—and even native speakers—make this mistake every day. Since many people see “alot” online, it is easy to … Read more
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