Among the Latin abbreviations, e.g. and i.e. can be considered to belong the most commonly misused. While both terms are deemed to be formal, using… Continue reading
E.g. vs. i.e.
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English vocabulary worksheet
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Complete the following sentences using an appropriate word. 1. The teacher ………………. the student for his tardiness. 2. Exercise is ………………… to health. 3. The… Continue reading
Capital vs. Capitol
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As with other English homophones, capital and capitol are confusing because their pronunciation is similar and both words when written almost look the same. To… Continue reading
English idioms
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Here are some common idiomatic expressions in English. Get your head around it To get your head around something is to understand it. Dig in… Continue reading
Some common idiomatic expressions starting with letter A
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Here are some common idiomatic expressions. About to When you are about to do something, you are on the point of doing it. I was… Continue reading