Understanding Long English Sentences
Understanding Long English Sentences Students often ask for help with long, complicated sentences. Sometimes, they need to understand presentation scrpits, […]
Grammar
What am I supposed to do?
What does “supposed to” mean? I heard it’s supposed to rain today. “Supposed to” is a great English expression that
Proofreading
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on the bed and in bed
On the bed and In bed Students often ask about the difference between “in bed” and “on the bed”. Fortunately, it’s
Is it Year’s Experience or Years’ Experience?
Year’s Experience vs Years’ Experience Is it “year’s experience” or “years’ experience”? This is a simple grammar point that a LOT
How to use either.
How to use either. “Either” is pretty easy to use, but there are some special examples to look out for.
What’s the difference between every day and everyday?
What’s the difference between every day and everyday? These words are easy to mix up, especially if you are typing
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How to write AM and PM
How to write AM PM This drives me crazy. I look this up all the time, and always need to
What’s the difference between north of and in the north?
North, South, East, and West I sometimes hear students mix up directions like “north of” or “in northern”. It’s an
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What’s the difference between affect and effect?
What’s the difference between affect and effect? English learners and native speakers alike get these words mixed up, myself included.
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