What’s the Difference Between SHALL and WILL
I’ll teach you the difference between Shall and Will. Have you ever heard someone say, “I shall go to the park,” and someone else say, “I will go to the park”? You might wonder —…
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Commonly Confused English Words
I will teach you commonly confused English words. English can be challenging, even for those who speak it as their first language. With so many words and many that sound alike, it’s simple to get…
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30 Confusing English Verbs and How to Use Them
Confusing English Verbs Learning English can feel like solving a puzzle, especially when it comes to verbs. These action words are the backbone of every sentence, yet many English verbs confuse even advanced learners. After…
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Your vs. You’re: Mastering the Difference
In the world of English grammar, few word pairs create as much confusion as “your” and “you’re.” These words sound alike but have different meanings and spellings, which can lead to mistakes, even among native…
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To vs. For: What’s the Difference?
In the wide world of English, prepositions are super important because they help link words and express ideas. Two of the most popular and often mixed-up prepositions are “to” and “for.” Even though they might…
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“A Lot” vs. “Allot” vs. “Alot”: What’s the Difference?
English can be tricky, especially when words sound similar but have different meanings or spellings. One such case involves “a lot,” “allot,” and “alot.” If you’ve ever wondered which word to use and when, this…
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When to Use “Former” vs. “Latter,” With Examples
In the wide world of the English language, some word pairs can confuse even the most experienced writers. One of these tricky pairs is “former” and “latter.” Although they might seem simple, these words have…
