Just like other homophones, the words faint and feint cause confusion to some people because they now only sound alike, but their spellings are also… Continue reading
Faint vs. Feint
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While or During Grammar Exercise
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Complete the following sentences withwhile or during. Answers I watched several movies during the summer vacation. I met Harry during my stay in Germany. My… Continue reading
Confusing Words Exercise
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Fill in the blanks to make meaningful sentences. Answers I took the papers to his office. This is a lovely beach. Thanks for bringing me… Continue reading
Conjunctions Exercise
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Conjunctions are words used to connect two clauses. Examples of common conjunctions are: and, but, or, for, because, as, since, though etc. Relative pronouns can… Continue reading
Amuse vs. Bemuse
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The word bemuse is often misused to mean amuse and this kind of confusion is commonplace among English writers. Despite their similar “muse” spelling and… Continue reading