The verb ‘wish’ is used in several different structures. Wish + infinitive means want. Note that progressive forms are not used. Wish can also be… Continue reading
Structures with Wish | Grammar Exercise
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Principal vs. Principle
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Some people get confused with the terms principal and principle. This is understandable since the two words not only look similar but also sound the… Continue reading
Confidant vs Confident
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Some English words look very much a like but are very different in terms of meaning and use. This is true with the terms confidant… Continue reading
Approve, Object, Oppose | Vocabulary Exercise
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The words object and oppose have similar meaning, but they are used in different grammatical structures. Can you use them correctly? Test your knowledge with… Continue reading
Confusing Words | Vocabulary Exercise
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The following words are often confused. Answers 1. The war had a dramatic effect on oil prices. 2. Did the war affect oil prices? 3.… Continue reading
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