The difference between meet, meet with, meet up with
Meet, Meet with, Meet up with What is the difference between meet with, meet, and meet up with? This is […]
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Grammar
Is there a difference between find and find out?
What’s the difference between find and find out? One day, I was in the park, and I found something under
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What’s the difference between “really” and “very”?
What’s the difference between “really” and “very”? Really / Very + adjectives Ex: The whipped cream on the pancakes was really tall.Ex: Unfortunately,
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Is it believe or believe in?
What is the difference between “believe” and “believe in”? “Believe” and “believe in” certainly look very similar, but they are
How to use later.
How to use “later.” LaterI often hear students make mistakes with this word, so here are some simple examples to
How to use quotation marks.
Quotation Marks Quotation marks have several simple uses, and a lot of specific rules. Try learning the general rules first, and focus
What are abbreviations, acronyms, and initialisms?
Abbreviations, Acronyms, and Initialisms Abbreviations are shortened forms of words. Ex: Mister = Mr. Ex: Mistress = Mrs. Ex: Avenue
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What are proper nouns and common nouns?
What are proper nouns and common nouns? Proper nouns are the names of special people, places, or things. Common nouns are the
Present Perfect vs Simple Past
Present Perfect vs Simple Past Present perfect and simple past are two patterns which learners often make mistakes with. Compare
How to use present perfect.
How to use present perfect. Present Perfect is a great sentence pattern in English. It helps us talk about our