Words like “Organised or Organized” usually make you feel like you haven’t learned a lot in the English language. Most times, the only difference is that one can be in the British format while the other in the American format. The good thing about these words is that both mean the same thing as “to arrange something …
Words like “enquire vs inquire” usually make you feel like you haven’t learned a lot in the English language. Most times, the only difference is that one can be in the British format while the other in the American format. The good thing about these words is like both mean the same thing as “to …
There has been a lot of discrepancy on whether to use “Onsite or On-site”. A lot of people say that it’s best to write it without the hyphen while some people say that the hyphen helps to logically add more meaning to it. In this article, I will explain the two words and help you …
There are lots of discrepancies when it comes to choosing between words like “Center or Centre”. More of this comes as a result of differences in British and American English. One thing I want you to understand about the English language is that no one is a master of all, there are times that you …
In comparing Mistrust vs Distrust, there are a few things you need to consider, to use these words in the right context. Although both are roughly the same, the use with respect to nouns and verbs differ entirely. One thing I want you to understand about the English language is that no one is a …
Abbreviation could get funny at times for a word like “Continued” such that there can be more than one way to abbreviate it. A lot of people say that Cont. is the best abbreviation for it while another number insists that Cont’d is the best way to abbreviate it. In this article, I will explain …
There are lots of discrepancies when it comes to British and American English. Some words that seem correct in British English are very unacceptable in the American accent. Words like “Learnt vs Learned” are easily mistaken for the as one is best in American English while the other is British. One thing I want you …
Many discrepancies have come when it comes to differentiating ‘diagnoses’ and ‘diagnosis’. Some say that diagnosis plural is Diagnoses, while some also say that its Diagnose. This article will explain the differences and help you with the easiest way to remember it. One thing I want you to understand about the English language is that …
There are lots of English words that seem very unique and at times confusing to use. One of these words includes “her’s or hers”. You will be wondering if it right to say, “The book is hers” or to say, The book is her’s”. In this article, I will explain the two. One thing I …
Formal education is a type of education or a form of learning that is structured and systematic. It takes place in a classroom and starts from elementary school through to secondary school, and further to colleges and universities. Under this form of education, students are taught basic academic skills. Instruction and teaching in formal education …
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