The English language has numerous words that confuse people because they not only only sound alike, but also spelled similarly. The terms aid and aide… Continue reading
Aid vs. Aide
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Types of Sentences Exercise
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Read the following sentences and state whether they are simple, complex or compound. A simple sentence has just one clause. A complex sentence has one… Continue reading
Incite vs. Insight
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Just like any other homophones (words that sound alike and have different meanings, but have different spellings), the terms incite and insight sometimes cause confusion… Continue reading
Comparative and Superlatives Exercise
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This grammar exercise tests your ability to use comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. English adjectives recognize three degrees: Positive Comparative Superlative All three of… Continue reading
Literally vs. Figuratively
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Nowadays, the word literally is being loosely used and can be spotted in casual conversations and writing where it is not denoting its actual meaning.… Continue reading