The words tail and tale are part of a group of words called homophones, which have similar sounds but have different meanings, uses, or spellings.… Continue reading
Tail vs. Tale
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Adjective Or Participle Exercise
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Participles can also act as adjectives. In this case, they modify nouns. Sometimes participles are used as adjectives after be or other copular verbs. In… Continue reading
Tortuous vs. Torturous
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Sometimes, words with similar sounds cause confusion among writers, especially when their spellings are also similar. This is the case with the terms tortuous and… Continue reading
Warrantee vs. Warranty
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The words warrantee and warranty may be a bit confusing to some since they may associate the spelling of warranty with the term guarantee. This… Continue reading
Commonly Confused Words And Phrases Exercise
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Fill in the blanks. Answers I reminded him that we had not paid the utility bill yet. I’m afraid I won’t remember his face. We… Continue reading