Another one of our favorites, homophones! Just say afterword and afterwards. Is there any difference? Nup! But, let’s go to their spellings, afterwards has an
Prepositions are those words that are used to describe the time at which something happened. So, there is no surprise that among is also a
Epidemic v. Pandemic what should you use? We have been listening to these words being used on and off regularly. We don’t know what is
Quarantine vs isolation, what are you in? We covered the meaning and definition of the words pandemic, epidemic, and endemic in a previous article. So,
Assure, Ensure, and Insure: Here’s another trio of my favorite homophones. These are wrongly used quite often. They are confusing, I know. However, I assure
“Breath v/s Breathe” Hmmm…. Yet another infamous verb-noun duo of the English languages that confuses us and keeps us at a stand. But, really, which
To “wrap your head around” – I have always found this phrase funny. Our head is not a thread or something which can get wrapped.
Assume vs presume, when to use which? If you are also as confused as I was, keep reading. We’ll decode this mystery together. The basic
“That is ridiculous. I don’t owe you anything. Now go away! You’re really beginning to get my goat.” The furious shopkeeper yelled at someone who
Wisdom of both worlds – Literature & Philosophy…
Jui Shirvalkar-Chandurkar
Founder & Student at AGoodLibrary.com
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