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Suppose vs. Supposed

January 17, 2017 pdf

While suppose and supposed are two different terms based on their functions, many people still find it confusing to decide when to use one over… Continue reading

Learned vs. Learnt

January 10, 2017 pdf

The terms learned and learnt are alternative forms of the past tense and past participle of the verb learn, which means “to gain or acquire… Continue reading

Gray vs. Grey

January 9, 2017

The terms gray and grey are two different spellings of the same word which refers to “a color intermediate between black and white, as of… Continue reading

Loose vs. Lose

January 2, 2017 pdf

Loose and lose are two words that often cause confusion among English writers because they not only look similar but also sound similar. Sometimes, people… Continue reading

Empathy vs. Sympathy

December 30, 2016 pdf

The terms empathy and sympathy are two words that people are often confused with. This may be attributed to the fact that both terms focuses… Continue reading

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