A Few Pairs of Commonly Confused Words.
Apostrophes Dangling Participles As and like Commas He or She or They Less or Fewer Haves and Have-Nots Double Negatives Lying and Laying I or me Might or May Which or That Possessives Equally Contractions This or These Sounds Like Adverbs Paired Words Top 10 BLUNDERS in Written English
Groups of Consonants Sitting and Standing Comparatives and Superlatives Who or Whom Verbs and Subjects Derivatives Double Consonants Forming Plurals I before E Silent Letters Unstressed Syllable Verb Inflections Word Endings Enough For and Since Number of Highly Order of Adjectives Prepositions AT & IN in Manner, Place & Time When do we use rather in English? Relative Clauses - Part 1 Relative Clauses - Part 2 The Chameleon Character of Like The Duality Principle in English Grammar The Grey Line between adjectives & past participles The Grey Line between adjectives & passives The Use of BY + Agent in the Passive Voice The Use of By & Until To To (or) not To To To Be or not to Be Using Wish in English English Conditionals : An Introduction English Conditionals : Zero Conditional English Conditionals : First Conditional English Conditionals : Second Conditional English Conditionals : Third Conditional Dangling Modifiers Descriptive and Prescriptive Grammar Whether and If While and During Using Shall in British English Types of Sentences Word Partnerships & Collocations Beside and Besides Adjectives that look like Adverbs Agreeing and Disagreeing- So do I, Neither do I, etc All and Whole often have the same meaning, but... Sentences with All The Alphabets
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